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More and more, outdoor living is no
longer considered a luxury, but a way of life
for homeowners across the country. Fam-
ilies are spending more time at home enjoy-
ing the freedom of relaxing and enter-
taining on their backyard deck. However,
with today's hectic lifestyles, homeown-
ers are often pressed to find the
time needed to properly main-
tain their decks.
Homeowners are also creat-
ing outdoor living spaces that
have year-round appeal. That
means paying close attention to
choosing decking materials that withstand
the most demanding climate conditions.
But with the variety of options now avail-
able, it can be a challenge to determine
which decking materials will stand the test
of time and add long-term value.
Following are some considerations to
keep in mind when choosing materials for
making your deck a long-lasting and invit-
ing extension of your home.
Materials
The choice of decking material is an
important first factor in the overall look,
quality and amount of maintenance required
to keep your deck looking great year after
year. While wood remains the prevalent
material for decks, composite decking,
made of recycled wood fiber and recycled
plastic, is rapidly gaining in popularity.
Homeowners' desire for low-mainte-
nance materials is the primary reason for
increased use of composite decking. With
homeowners having less time for home
upkeep, composite decking is an appeal-
ing choice as it does not require sealing
and staining. Composite decking, such as
Weyerhaeuser ChoiceDek decking, offers
many other benefits in addition to easy
maintenance. It resists insect attacks and
the effects of weather and decay. Com-
posite decking is also resistant to splin-
tering, so it's easy on bare feet. Home-
owners get the combined benefits of an
attractive, authentic appearance with low
maintenance.
What's more, composite decking is
now available in more color options, includ-
ing colors that have the look of tropical
hardwoods. So homeowners can create
bold, innovative multi-tone decks in a wide
range of colors.
Maintenance Costs
As homeowners look for ways to save
time and money on deck maintenance,
materials that need less upkeep are an
attractive option.
While front-end costs for composite
decking can be slightly higher, home-
owners can expect to have low mainte-
nance costs with composite decking in the
long-term. Composite decking typically
requires only periodic cleaning with a gen-
eral purpose deck cleaner or outdoor bleach
mixture and a push broom. Composite
decking is also durable and will not splin-
ter or crack, and requires no chemical
treatments, combining the best in aes-
thetics and performance.
Warranties
Savvy homeowners are thinking beyond
material choices and considering how to pro-
tect their investment in a deck. One way to
ensure your deck is available for years of
use is to consider the type of warranty
offered by the manufacturer.
Not all warranties are created equal,
so it's wise to consider the guarantees
offered with each product. Many composite
decking materials have 20- or 25-year lim-
ited warranties, while some brands offer a
standard limited lifetime warranty. For
example, Sue Snuggs of Weyerhaeuser
explains, "The ChoiceDek limited lifetime
warranty is fully transferable and covers
rot or decay, termites and insect damage,
and also applies in water contact situations.
Homeowners enjoy the peace-of-mind that
comes with a durable deck backed by a
strong warranty."
Sorting through the options and get-
ting the best value from your deck proj-
ect is as simple as paying attention to the
qualities and features that will bring the
most long-term enjoyment. Careful con-
sideration of options in material choices,
maintenance requirements and warranty
offerings will help ensure an attractive,
durable deck that will provide many years
of low hassle use.
To learn more about the low mainte-
nance of Weyerhaeuser ChoiceDek com-
posite decking and railing products that
combine modern durability with the clas-
sic appearance of wood, visit
www.choicedek.com or your local Lowe's
Home Improvement Warehouse. In the
United States, call (800) 951-5117 to speak
with a Weyerhaeuser representative.
Courtesy of ARAcontent
K
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The Citizen. Auburn, New York
Today's Home
Saturday, June 30, 2007
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Sharie Kelly
6504 Beech Road, Auburn
315.729.0539
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Today's Home
Today's Home, a publication of The Citizen
advertising department, is published quarterly.
Editorial: Press releases and photography should
be submitted electronically to
michael.rifanburg@lee.net; information is due
by the 8th of the preceding month. Other editorial
inquiries should be directed to Michael
Rifanburg at 315.253.5311 ext. 210.
Advertising: Advertising inquires should be
directed to 315.253.5311 ext. 217.
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Saturday, June 30, 2007
Today's Home
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