Framingham, MA - deck building completed June 2023. The refaced deck pairs sandy beige composite boards with warm brown stair nosings and borders, carried by chunky white posts and rails with slim black balusters down a wide staircase.
Photographed from the lawn, the deck reads as one long run across the back of the house, carried on white-wrapped posts set on concrete footings above a walkout basement, with a stair dropping off the left end. Up on the surface, warm caramel composite boards run the length past a hipped-roof bay window, a dining set and a lounge area. Closer in, a darker contrasting board breaks the field and the boards turn to a border at the edge. White posts with molded caps, a white top rail and black round balusters frame the whole thing against the woods behind.
The refacing kept the existing frame and posts and replaced everything you touch or see: deck boards, stair treads, rails and post wraps. Post sleeves and molded caps hide the structural posts, and the underside stays open so the walkout level below still gets light. Border boards close the perimeter and the stair nosings are run in the contrasting tone so each tread edge reads clearly.
Details visible in the photos include raised deck, wide composite stairs, white post caps. Materials on the elevation: composite decking, white railing posts and rails, black round balusters, composite stair treads.
Materials on this job: Trex. The finish shown is Toasted Sand (closest manufacturer match). Pricing was agreed in writing before the crew started, and the number at the end matched it. The work carries a written workmanship warranty alongside the manufacturer's material warranty.
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