Of the many projects homeowners can consider to enhance their properties, adding a deck should be at the top of their lists. Decks are valuable additions for many reasons. Firstly, they expand living spaces so families can enjoy more time at home. Secondly, a deck adds style to make the exterior of your home more aesthetically pleasing. Thirdly, and most importantly, composite decking provides a solid return on investment – almost 63 percent, according to Remodeling Magazine’s 2011-2012 Cost vs. Value Report.
Why should you choose composite decks over wood? The initial outlay costs more but, in the long-term, it saves time and money. Composite decking has an extended lifespan and is low maintenance. It will provide family enjoyment season after season, year after year. And it’s a big positive if you ever decide to put your home on the market.
If you’re concerned about composite decking lacking the natural appearance of wood, look at this:
You’ll find a large range of finish types and colors to choose from, so you can get exactly what you want.
Porches, sunrooms, patios and decks have always been popular with home buyers, but realtors say that often these spaces are not used to their best advantage or they are neglected. And yet, an outdoor improvement like decking will enhance your home’s appeal and value significantly. In fact, on average, a deck can recoup around 73% of the cost of building it, according to Remodeling Magazine: “A great deck will set your home apart from others.”