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OUR MISSION IS TO TAILOR FOR EACH CLIENT A BEAUTIFUL, FUNCTIONAL AND ENDURING OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT THAT WILL PROVIDE A PLACE OF SERENITY FOR FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO APPRECIATE FOR YEARS TO COME.
Glendale's unique climate—with its hot, dry summers and mild winters—demands careful consideration when choosing decking materials. The perfect deck should not only enhance your outdoor living space but also withstand the specific challenges of our Southern California environment.
Climate Resistance - Materials must tolerate intense UV exposure and temperature fluctuations
Long-Term Durability - Decking should maintain its beauty for decades with proper care
Aesthetic Harmony - The deck should complement your home's architectural style
Functional Performance - Surface texture, heat retention, and maintenance requirements
How different materials react to Glendale's climate
Whether you're building a new deck or renovating an existing one, understanding these material options will help you create an outdoor space that's beautiful, functional, and built to last.
For timeless natural beauty
Ipe - Extremely dense and durable
Cumaru - Rich color variations
Tigerwood - Distinctive grain patterns
Naturally resistant to insects and rot
Develops attractive patina over time
Perfect for modern architectural homes
Annual oiling recommended
Occasional sanding for refinishing
For low-maintenance living
Trex
TimberTech
Fiberon
No splintering or cracking
Resistant to fading and staining
Available in various colors and textures
Installation Tip:
Pair with custom railings for cohesive design
For maximum weather resistance
Pool surrounds
Rooftop decks
High-moisture areas
Won't warp or rot
Mold and mildew resistant
Cooler surface than composites
Budget-friendly option
Requires regular sealing
May warp over time
Best for painted decks
For contemporary designs
Fire-resistant
Won't fade or stain
Lightweight but strong
| Material | Durability | Maintenance | Heat Retention | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hardwood | 25+ years | High | Moderate | Traditional homes |
| Composite | 15-25 years | Low | High | Busy families |
| PVC | 20-30 years | Very Low | Medium | Pool areas |
| Pressure-Treated | 10-15 years | High | High | Budget projects |
| Aluminum | 30+ years | None | Low | Modern designs |
Choose lighter colors to reduce heat absorption
Ensure proper drainage in deck design
Allow for wood movement during dry seasons
Craftsman homes: Cedar or redwood
Mid-century modern: Composite or aluminum
Mediterranean: Tropical hardwoods
Slip-resistant surfaces
Proper railing heights
FSC-certified hardwoods or composites made from recycled materials
Choose lighter colors and consider shade solutions
While possible, professional installation ensures proper ventilation and longevity
2-3 times per year with mild soap and water
Consultation - Discuss needs and preferences
3D Design - Visualize your perfect deck
Material Selection - Choose the best option
Precision Installation - By certified builders
Final Walkthrough - Ensure complete satisfaction
Ready to build your dream deck?
Call: (818) 303-1570
Visit: Our Glendale Showroom
Serving: Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena, and surrounding areas
We’d love to hear your ideas. Let’s explore what’s possible—no pressure, just a friendly conversation.
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+1 (818) 303-1570
There is extensive documentation of the value that intelligent, thoughtful landscape design can add to your home. In many parts of California, the value of the land surrounding your home is equal to, or sometimes even greater than the value of the home itself. Well designed, installed and maintained landscaping can lead to a substantial increase in the overall value of your home.
A budgeting rule of thumb for a complete landscape installation or renovation is 5-10% of the total value of your home, including the land. Therefore, if you own a $550,000 home, plan to spend between $27,500-$55,500 for a basic, functional landscape that will return up to 200 percent in value. Unusual materials mature specimen plantings, or elaborate hardscape will add to this figure.
The most successful landscape projects start with a realistic budget. Don’t hesitate to share your budget with the landscape designer. The designer can help strike a balance between special materials and cost-conscious choices to create a beautiful space that meets your functional, aesthetic, and budget preferences before you ask contractors for bids.
Finally, be sure to budget for the ongoing care and maintenance of your new surroundings. Good maintenance will protect your investment, as well as ensure many years of personal enjoyment and satisfaction.