Pressure-Treated Wood
Pressure-Treated Wood Deck Builder
Pressure-treated lumber is the traditional deck surface and still the most affordable way to get a well-built deck. Treated to resist rot and insects, it rewards a homeowner who does not mind maintaining it.
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What Pressure-treated decking Is Actually Like
Homeowners working to a tighter budget, or anyone who wants a real wood deck and does not mind the upkeep.
What you gain
- Lowest material cost of the surfaces we install
- Treated to resist rot and insect damage
- Easy to repair or replace a single board years later
- Takes stain, so you can change the color down the road
- Real wood look and feel
What to keep in mind
- Needs cleaning and re-staining or sealing on a regular schedule
- Boards can cup, crack or splinter as they age
- New lumber has to dry out before it takes stain
- Shorter service life than composite or PVC
Not sure which surface fits your yard and your budget? Compare every option on our deck services and materials page, see what drives the price on our deck cost guide, or call 610-602-4825 and we will talk it through.
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“From the first estimate through the final walkthrough, the communication was excellent. The deck came out even better than we imagined.”
Mike R. · Media, PA
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Quick answers
Straight Answers, No Runaround
- How often does a pressure-treated deck need staining?
- Plan on cleaning it every year and re-staining or sealing every couple of years, sooner on a deck that bakes in full sun. Skipping it is what leads to graying, cracking and splintering.
- Is a pressure-treated deck cheaper than composite?
- The materials cost less up front. Over the life of the deck you spend the difference back in stain, sealer, labor and board replacement, so the right answer depends on how long you plan to keep it.
- Can I stain a new pressure-treated deck right away?
- No. The lumber has to dry out first or the stain will not absorb. We tell you when the deck is ready and what product holds up best around here.
- Can I switch to composite later?
- Sometimes. If the framing is still sound when you are ready, we can re-deck over the existing structure. We build our framing with that possibility in mind.
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