When it comes to lakefront decking, you need to have the right materials. Living in a lake home, you need a deck that is reliable and sustainable so you experience the waterfront fully. While hiring professional contractors like Miles Bradley is a great start, you need to pick the right building material. In that regard, composite decking is perfect for waterfront homes or any property like; restaurants, hotels, motels, stores and more.
Composite decking is quickly becoming the most popular material to use on the water. This is due to the material being made from a combination of wood fibers and plastic. This decking is made specifically to withstand the outdoor elements. These qualities make using composite deck boards perfect for lakefront homes.
Michigan is known for its wet and humid weather, especially around the lakes. Composite materials are more durable than other materials due to resistance against moisture, rot, and mold. You also do not have to worry about warping and splintering like traditional wood.
This material is low maintenance, meaning you do not have to seal or stain it. High-quality composite decking is designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions, including exposure to water, UV rays, and temperature fluctuations. In addition to the material’s durability, it also features slip-resistant surfaces that reduce the risk of falls.
All these factors make composite decking perfect for lakes. Without a doubt, you should be using composite decking if you are building a deck on or near a lake. Fortunately, Miles Bradley uses the best composite decking on the market!
The leader in the industry, Trex decking is an eco-friendly composite decking product ideal for lakefront properties. The decking boards/planks contain special three-sided shell protection with the color ingrained within the material. This allows the planks to keep their beautiful appearance for many years in the color of your choice without having to repaint, stain, or seal them.
Trex supplies high-quality composite decking materials with a large collection to choose from. The company has a variety of color options and types as well. In fact, Miles Bradley’s experts will match the best Trex decking to your specifications and budget. Need design help and project consultation? Contact the professional deck builders today!
When looking for low-cost decks in Michigan, look no further than Miles Bradley Building and Remodeling. We have built decks all over Michigan. Also, we are experts at building low-cost decks on time and done right.
Miles Bradly specializes in low-maintenance decks that will be a beautiful addition to your home for years to come. In addition to low-cost decks, we also install Gazebos, Pergolas, and Enclosures. In Michigan, there is only one clear choice when it comes to installing decks and that is Miles Bradley.
Adding a deck to your home can offer several benefits, enhancing both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of your living space. In addition to adding to your living space and aesthetic appeal, you are also gaining a place where you can entertain company and enjoy the outdoors. A deck is a home improvement project that can help improve health by reducing stress levels and improving your mood. The best part, you can get a low-cost deck installed with the help of Miles Bradley.
If you are looking to have a deck installed this spring or summer, then you should act now. Beat the rush and request a quote today to guarantee to get your deck installed this year. Act now and get a free 6 Light Rail Kit Installed with Deck Purchase! Deck lighting gives your deck a unique look and ambiance that cannot be beaten.
Furthermore, when choosing Miles Bradley to install your low-cost deck, rest assured you are getting experienced deck builders who can handle all your needs. Our clients are from all over Michigan, from Canton to Novi, our clients highly recommend us! Also, at Miles Bradley, we are certified Trex Deck Builders. A Trex deck is a low-maintenance composite deck, that maintains the look of a wood deck with little to no maintenance.
New decking does add value to your home, but a new roof or a repaired roof can add value as well. Either way, a new composite deck to your home will bring you enjoyment and fun for years to come.
Trex decking comes in a variety of colors to choose from. Our talented representatives can help you decide which is best for you. Miles Bradley has won the Super Service award from Houzz and Angie’s List. Need financing? Here at Miles Bradley, we have financing partners that can help you secure financing for your new deck. Finally, give us a call today at 248-478-8660, or use our easy contact form and see what Miles Bradly Building can do for you!
It’s finally the new year which means it’s time for you to get a new deck! There are many benefits to having a deck built in the winter. Luckily, Miles Bradley builds low-maintenance composite and wooden decks year-round! If you want a custom deck, winter is the time to have it built. Not only can you save money on labor and materials, but you can also enjoy the deck as soon as the weather warms up. Request a free quote today to start the process. We also do deck inspections! If you want to make sure your existing deck is safe enough to withstand the harsh Michigan winters or if it needs repair before the weather warms up, contact us today!
Many of us have New Year’s resolutions set for 2024. Diets, exercise plans, and perhaps even efforts to travel more. However, most people aren’t thinking of building a deck in their backyard just yet. Lots of people neglect to think about building a new deck until the spring or summer when deck-building companies are at their busiest. By this time, everyone is booked, demand is high, and you have to schedule your build for weeks or months out. Planning your deck building during the new year comes with many advantages.
The best part of having your deck built in the winter is the availability in the schedule of decking experts. Demand is often lower for decks during the colder months which allows for faster installation time and there is less competition over limited time.
Another benefit of building your deck in the winter is the ability to enjoy it when warmer weather emerges. Because the deck is already built by the end of spring or the beginning of summer, you don’t have to wait. As soon as the weather is warm enough, you can head out to your new deck and enjoy the Michigan weather!
Furthermore, deck costs may be lower during the winter. Both prices on decking materials and labor may be lower as demand is lesser in the winter. It isn’t too early to get started with your deck building. Line it up today with Miles Bradley!
Here in the Midwest, winter weather is no joke. From freezing temperatures to heavy snow and ice, our decks will go through a lot over the next few months. Unfortunately, deck materials can show some damage. Wooden decks can absorb moisture which will be displayed in the look of the planks and in the structural integrity of the wood itself. Meanwhile, composite decking won’t acquire damage from the snow but instead from harsh shoveling. Regardless of which decking material you have, winter deck damage is always a concern. It can be costly, unsightly, and unsafe in some cases as well.
Here at Miles Bradley, we recognize how daunting maintaining a deck in the winter can be. From snow damage to scratches on the material and everything in between. Whether you need deck repairs or a full custom build this winter, fill out our free quote form to find out how we can help you! Just contact us today and get the process started.
There are two main types of decking that we specialize in; wooden and composite. Both of these decking materials face different issues concerning winter deck damage.
Wooden decks are usually more prone to damage in inclement weather due to most wood not being waterproof. This allows the material to absorb moisture from the snow. While this doesn’t typically affect the wood in the short term, besides increasing the risk of slipping on ice, it certainly can cause damage in the long run. Over time, the excess moisture collected in wood can compromise both the look and integrity of the deck itself. This can be avoided by using a proper sealant on wood to make the material waterproof which will help the look and strength of the deck last longer. Shoveling the deck and making sure to reduce exposure time to moisture will also help during periods of heavy snow.
Low-maintenance composite decking protects decks from snow damage during the winter. The composite material is waterproof which prevents moisture from seeping through and in turn, allows the deck to last in its initial condition for long periods. The issue of composite decking in the winter comes from its risk of obtaining scratches and cracks due to excessive wear and tear. To prevent this, consider winterizing your deck and using rubber shovels instead of metal when shoveling snow or ice off.
Adding a sunroom (sometimes referred to as a solarium, Florida room, or three-season room) is a great addition to add to your home. However, with the cold weather finally setting in, you might be wondering if you can use your sunroom in the winter. Without a doubt, adding an enclosure or 3 season room will add value to your home and extra living space. Unfortunately, during the winter the extreme cold swings can make using your enclosure a little more of a challenge. Fortunately, there are some relatively simple steps you can take that will enable you to use your sunroom during the winter. In fact, there are many benefits to using it during the winter months.
Without a doubt, the cold and harsh winters can be draining on you and your household physically and emotionally. In fact, the shorter hours and reduced daylight in winter play a big role. However, a nice enclosure can mitigate these effects of the winter. These enclosures can provide a level of protection against the elements while giving people a nice view of the winter landscape. Furthermore, it provides a relaxing space that can elevate your mood. Having a sunroom can also create extra space to store your belongings and protect your plants that would wither away in the cold. However, not all enclosures are designed specifically for winter use so there are a few things you can do to make it more hospitable.
Due to the amount of windows and semi-outdoor space, your sunroom can get cold. In order to use your sunroom properly, there are a few things you need to do. If you want to keep your space warm and cozy, you should use a space heater that can increase the temperature of the room. Also adding a rug can keep your feet warm if the floor gets cold. If the space heater isn’t enough, you can also try baseboard heaters. Not only are they discrete but are effective in warming the space as well. When it’s sunny, you may still get warmth through the glass. However, on cloudy or snowy days, you can get more insulation. This will help keep the warmth inside the room.
For information on building and outfitting a 3-season sunroom, get a free consultation with the talented home contractors at Miles Bradley!