Composite or wood: what a pool deck has to survive
A pool deck takes wet feet, direct sun and constant traffic. Composite decking is a blend of wood and plastic polymers that gives a deck the beautiful appearance of real wood without the problems. A composite deck will never splinter, stain or rot like a wooden one, and the color you carefully selected will never fade.
Wood still has its place, and Four Seasons builds custom decks to any specification. The decision comes down to how much upkeep you want to take on, and Kirk & Jody Goddard will talk it through with you.
How Four Seasons builds the deck
Four Seasons uses Trex brand products, which it calls the best on the market, to build decks that are eco-friendly. Four Seasons describes Trex products as guaranteed to last a lifetime.
A custom pool is not complete without a custom deck. Four Seasons builds any deck to your specifications, from the design of the floor and the steps to the rails, lattice, rafters and built-in seating. The steps and rails are drawn to meet the pool deck and the patio at the right height, as in the wide composite steps that lead down to pavers beside the water.
A deck that is ready for the first warm weekend
Spring is when a deck gets its first real use, and it is when a composite deck pays off: no sanding, no staining and no splinters on bare feet. The deck, the pool and the seating all come from one team, so they are planned as one backyard.
Built-in seating and a rail line can frame the view across Middle Tennessee as well as the water. Call (615) 219-5770 to plan a deck with Kirk & Jody in Franklin.
