Archive for May, 2009
Refurbish or build a new san diego deck?
Rather than putting in a brand new deck, Pacific Improvements can give a whole new look to an old deck through a combination of new decking material (composite, hardwood, stone or redwood for example), or through simply sanding and sealing if the current materials are still in good shape.
Here’s what one of our customers said [...]
“A” Rated Fire Resistant Deck Materials for San Diego
Like it or not, San Diego is fire country. So when you’re building decks, you need to be aware of your options for fire resistant building materials that conform to or exceed San Diego County and California fire codes. Some great advances have been taking place in the San Diego decking industry to address the [...]
Cardiff/Encinitas Stone Deck with Mangaris Border
This deck in the Cardiff-Encinitas area was built using a stone and wood combination. An exotic hardwood product called Mangaris was used for the border. The deck uses a natural stone decking system with a 20 year warranty, called Stone Deck. StoneDeck™ works with new or existing conventional wood framing capable of supporting standard building loads; StoneDeck™ panels [...]
Before and After Deck Construction in Pacific Beach
This deck was built on a steep hillside in Pacific Beach. Here are some before, during and after shots:
Building a Brand New La Jolla Stone Deck
This beautiful stone and wood deck in La Jolla uses a natural stone decking system with a 20 year warranty, called Stone Deck. StoneDeck™ works with new or existing conventional wood framing capable of supporting standard building loads; StoneDeck™ panels and interlocking gridwork form a flexible, yet semi-rigid structure. This mortarless, free-draining system withstands natures forces.
The [...]
- Hello and welcome to the new blog for our company, Pacific Improvements Construction in San Diego. I’m Kevin Busby, and I look forward to working with you on all your San Diego home remodeling projects, including deck, patio and other outdoor living remodeling areas.