More Than A Deck: It’s an Outdoor Lifestyle
So you’re thinking about adding a deck to your home? Great Choice! A deck is rated as one of the top 5 home improvement projects that deliver a real financial return on your investment in addition to a lifestyle improvement that will be with you for decades to come. NRC Fence and Deck proudly serves the following communities: Amherst, Avon, Avon Lake, Elyria, Lorain, North Ridgeville, Oberlin, Sheffield Lake, Westlake, Vermilion, Grafton, Kipton, LaGrange, Rochester, Sheffield, South Amherst, Wellington, and surrounding areas. Use our Portfolio of Deck Projects as a Starting Point.
Our Most Popular Materials
Treated Pine Wood
Pine is a very common wood found throughout northern, central & eastern Europe. It is a relatively soft, but strong wood and can be worked easily. The heartwood and sapwood pines are easy to distinguish from one another. The sapwood is yellowish-white to reddish-white, the heartwood is reddish-yellow and darkens to a reddish-brown color.
Composite Wood
Composite decking is the fastest growing wood deck alternative on the market. It is low maintenance and has a much longer lifespan than timber decking. It is manufactured to have the characteristics of many exotic hardwoods and does not require the staining, sanding, sealing, and board replacement that come along with wooden decks.
Tiger Wood
Tigerwood is one of the highest quality hardwoods and features a unique light golden-brown to reddish-brown coloring with exotic black and brown streaks. This exotic hardwood that is naturally resistant to rot and decay and has 30+ year lifespan without preservatives! Learn more on how Tigerwood can make your deck special: CLICK HERE
Maintenance Free Zone
Most deck materials are maintenance free for as long as 10 years. We highly recommend against using cheaper materials than we quote, simply because the deck will deteriorate over time and you’ll be faced with a replacement project. We Highly Recommend Composite Decking Materials for your project We’ll admit, any new deck we produce is going to look just great for many years.
As deck builders for as long as we can remember, we’ve found that the challenge with traditional wood decks come at around 6 years of age as the wood products succumb to sunlight, harsh winters, rain and normal use. Deck cleaning companies and products make billions each year with services to help consumers refurbish their decks. While most work well they never bring your deck back to the condition it was years ago. On the other hand the composite materials that we use to build decks has a lifespan of double or triple that of traditional wood. Besides looking great, composite woods come in many colors that don’t need to be applied after the deck is in, or in years to come. Composite woods don’t stain or scratch like traditional woods. Composite woods are splinter free, never warp and have a longer warranty than traditional woods. You may notice that most national parks and government outdoor facilities have moved to composite woods for decks and benches. The low maintenance factor pays for itself over time. So if you are in it with your deck for the long haul, composite wood is your deck material choice
Our Most Popular Components
Within each category below there are dozens of options to choose from. Indicate your interest in any of the below and we’ll provide your options.
Straight Decking
Patterned Decking
Railings
Stairs
Benches
Two Tone Styling
Here is our process
So you’ll have an idea of what to expect, here is our typical production process. (It doesn’t always go exactly this way but pretty close!)
