So, you have thought of your backyard as an opportunity to improve your home. Whether you are selling your home or keeping it for a while building a deck is a smart investment, if you do it right. After you’ve searched for ideas looking at magazines in the home and garden section of the local book store, here are some helpful tips prior to setting the first deck post in the ground.
One can choose from a number of different protective polishes that they can use for the upkeep of their redwood deck. Protective finishes not only add beauty to one’s deck but also protect it from various elements. Varnish is one option, but experts advise against it since it is considered to be very difficult to maintain. Paints are another alternative, but it eventually chips and wears off, therefore requiring more frequent re-application.
Here at Redwood Empire we believe it is of the utmost importance to promote green building practices in the World of Forestry and construction. By adopting green building strategies, we can maximize both economic and environmental performance.
I was at an industry show over the last two weeks, held on the East coast in beautiful, downtown, Boston.( missed the massive snow storm by a day!) One of our newer dealers, Feldman Wood Products of Garden City Park, New York, had invited our attendance. I was distinctly reminded how lucky and unique we are in the Redwood business!
Sustainable wood is grown and harvested in eco-friendly forests, and describes recycled and reclaimed products. A great example is the natural elegance and durability of Redwood. Redwood matures rapidly and can be continuously replanted instead of cutting trees from tropical rain forests.
Redwood Empire is proud to provide a few tips on how to properly design and create the perfect Redwood deck.
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