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Completed modern outdoor living space featuring Trex Transcend composite decking, white railings, and a covered roof with skylights and a ceiling fan.
Completed modern outdoor living space featuring Trex Transcend composite decking, white railings, and a covered roof with skylights and a ceiling fan.
Covered outdoor deck with railing, attached to a house, in winter setting.
Completed modern outdoor living space featuring Trex Transcend composite decking, white railings, and a covered roof with skylights and a ceiling fan.

Creating a functional and covered outdoor deck

The Inspection

The project involved a comprehensive assessment of an existing deck at a Falls Church, VA property and the planning for a new structure totaling 492 sq. ft. The configuration included an open section measuring 20′ x 12′ and a covered section measuring 21′ x 12′. The evaluation focused on ensuring compliance with local building codes and the structural integrity necessary for the new installations.

The Process

The project began with the removal of the existing deck and excavation of 24-inch-deep footings per the plans. New 18-inch flared footings were poured with ready-mix concrete. The deck was built with Trex Transcend composite boards, wood fascia, and Trex white railings. A lean-to roof was framed with new trusses and tongue-and-groove interior finish, including skylights, K-style gutters, and downspouts for proper drainage.

The Result

The completed project showcases a modern deck and lean-to roof that enhance the functionality and aesthetic of the rear of the house. The open-ceiling design highlights the structural trusses, while the installation of screen mesh panels and an outdoor ceiling fan adds comfort and usability. Overall, the project reflects a successful transformation, providing a durable and visually appealing outdoor space.

Completed modern outdoor living space featuring Trex Transcend composite decking, white railings, and a covered roof with skylights and a ceiling fan.
After
Exterior view of the original wooden deck and rear house facade before the demolition and construction of the new 492 sq. ft. composite deck.
Before