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Lakefront Deck Rebuild With Wire-Panel Railings
New deck boards and wire-panel railings on a three-story lake house, built to keep the view of the water wide open.
On this lake house, the deck rebuild was all about the view. New pressure-treated deck boards went down along the length of the house, and the railings use wire panels between the posts so you can see the water from a chair.
The photos show the finished upper deck with its new boards, the railing running along the house, and the deck set up with patio furniture looking out over the lake. Treated lumber like this should be given a few months to dry before it is stained or sealed.
If your deck has soft boards or a wobbly railing, our deck repair page covers the warning signs. Planning something new? See deck building.
Have a job like this?
Call or text (706) 594-5049 with a photo, or use the free estimate form. This house also got new board-and-batten siding.
Photos
Rebuilt lakefront deck with patio furniture
New deck boards and wire-panel railing on a lakefront deck
Deck with wire-panel railing beside board-and-batten siding
Lake house with board-and-batten siding and new decks
