North Richland Hills Deck Builders

NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TX

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"... made the job harder to do and took longer than expected, jon did not ask for any more money than he originally quoted. he took great care in selecting the best materials and the fence turned out great! he was fast, efficient, freindly and..."

"... job. they were professional, courteous, friendly, and trustworthy. i had no problem letting the guy in my house unsupervised. they are honest and straightforward. they were responsible and professional. i would use this company again in the future...."

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North Richland Hills Deck Building Articles

Dallas deck builder allegedly leaves project in the lurch

Homeowner claims a contractor who was building her patio hasn't returned to finish the job. She wants him to finish the work or reimburse her for what hasn't been completed.

Tips to choose the right material for your deck

"Now that is outdoor living right there," says Michael Koch. (Photo courtesy of Hometown Decking and Decorative Concrete)

Which type of material is best to build your deck? You have many choices depending on your budget, your taste, your style and the terrain. One Austin-area builder gives you four tips for making the right decision.

How much does it cost to build a deck?

Getting permits, picking the right contractor and selecting the best deck material for your needs are all important choices to make when building a new deck. (Photo courtesy of Red Deer Construction/DECKo)

Adding a new deck to your home can increase its curb appeal, function, and resale value. With a host of deck types, materials and construction methods available, what can you expect to pay for a typical job?

Should I paint or stain my deck?

Angie's List member Larry J. of Yakima, Wash., submitted this photo of what he called an "excellent" deck-staining experience. "They successfully navigated weather complications and then made the deck staining process look easy while doing a beautiful, professional job."

Angie Hicks responds to a homeowner who wants to know if it’s better to paint or stain an exposed wood deck. The member says the deck was stained in the past but now it has worn off.

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North Richland Hills Deck Builders Reviews

"... again. once we were able to get the project scheduled, it happened in a timely manner. kim clearly explained the process that was going to be used, and was responsive to our questions.
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"... the job that they were "slow but honest". and that was just about it. they didn't swarm the place with a bunch of guys and get the job done in two or three days. it took almost two weeks. (hey--it's a crazy huge deck, after all.) however, the workers..."