Decking Options
Wood and composite decking each look and behave differently over time. Selections are discussed in terms of appearance, upkeep, foot traffic, sun exposure, and how the color works with your home.
Products & Materials
Material selection is a conversation, not a catalog. Here is how the main categories are approached and what tends to matter most when deciding.
Wood and composite decking each look and behave differently over time. Selections are discussed in terms of appearance, upkeep, foot traffic, sun exposure, and how the color works with your home.
Railing shapes the look of a deck as much as the decking itself. Options range from clean metal picket systems to bar-height and cable-style treatments, chosen for sightlines and how the space is used.
Covered decks and porches involve framing, roofing, and ceiling finishes that need to match the house. Material selection focuses on proportion, shade, and long-term durability.
Trim details, fascia, skirting, stair treatments, and lighting-ready details are selected so the finished project reads as one cohesive space rather than a set of parts.
Concrete patios and porches can be finished in different textures and layouts. Choices are guided by the surrounding hardscape, the shape of the yard, and how the space will be furnished.
Midwest Deck & Exterior is certified to install select outdoor-living products according to manufacturer standards. Product-specific details are reviewed with you during selection.
How the space will be used day to day drives layout, size, and materials.
Color, texture, and maintenance expectations are weighed side by side.
Selections are checked against the home, the site, and the rest of the project.

Manufacturer Certification
Deckorators® Certified Pro
Midwest Deck & Exterior has earned Deckorators® Certified Pro status. We can help homeowners compare Deckorators decking and outdoor-living material options as part of the project-planning process.

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