Enhance Your Style With Custom Decks
NEW RENOVATIONS DECKING DESIGNS builds beach house decks, rebuild boat dock decks, and backyard custom decks. We can also replace old decking boards, staircases with easy to climb steps, we can replace your handrails with several custom designs, and build ramps for accessibility. Our team can install a variety of decking materials from 5/4” to 2” x 6” decking boards, Trex & Timbertech composite decking materials starting with a 20+ year manufacturer’s warranty available in a multitude of colors and hidden stainless-steel fasteners. And then our cool to the touch vinyl decking material with a limited lifetime manufacturer’s warranty with semi-hidden stainless-steel screws also available in several color options.
We only use the best quality materials such as galvanized ring shank nails, hot dipped carriage bolts, and stainless-steel decking screws. Ask us about our stain, sealing, and painting services if you want to change your look from traditional wood colors.
5-Year Deck Warranty
We provide our customers with a standard 5-year craftsmanship warranty for every
custom deck we build. Check out our reviews under New Renovations Decking Designs
on Google in Angleton Texas and you’ll see evidence of our quality and attention to detail.
Our Decking Systems
We build our decking systems according to Texas Windstorm Standards so you can have
the peace of mind that you will have a good strong deck when we are finished with your
deck. You can attach the deck to your home, and we’ll help you get Windstorm certified,
or we can also build a detached deck without the certification; the choice is up to you.
We begin every job with McCoy’s building materials. Our ground-level decks come with
the same structural integrity as or Beach house decks. Your deck will start with the posts
being set firmly in the ground because your foundation is the most important part of your deck.
Beach House & Boat Dock Decks
Beach house decks will use either 6” x 6” post or 8” x 8” post for the main structure, depending on the application. The posts will have two stringers per row with a 2” x 6” or 2” x 8” riser between the stringers vertically from the bottom to the top of each intersecting board. Our joist will then sit on top of the stringers and be connected using 3” galvanized ring shank nails for each riser to connect the stringer to the joist. Our deck boards include:
● 5/4” Decking Boards
● 2” x 6” Standard Pressure-Treated Lumber
● 2” x 6” Radiused, Pre-Sanded, Pressure-Treated Decking Boards
● Composite Decking Boards
All of our lumber can be sealed, stained, or painted. Trex and Fiberon make our composite decking boards, and both come in a multitude of colors and grades. The higher the grade, the more wood grain detail, and the longer the warranty.
Above-Ground Decks
Our above-ground decks are great for above-ground swimming pools, lifted houses, modular and mobile homes. We determine deck post sizes by the build, the distance between the posts, the deck's height, and whether the structure needs a roof. It also depends on whether the deck is on the coastline or several miles inland. Windstorm is a factor homeowners need to consider for any above-ground deck, especially one with a roof. The closer you are to the coast, the bigger and deeper the post.
Ground-Level Decks
Our ground-level deck posts are concreted into the ground, just like our larger decks. Again, we will only use pressure-treated lumber with Class 3 hot-dipped galvanized nails, carriage bolts, and Z-Max joist hangers. Our pressure-treated stringers and joists adhere to standard building codes. We set the joists according to the type of material used. A 5/4” or composite decking board will have joists set on 16” centers, and a 2” x 6” decking board will be placed on 24” centers unless otherwise requested. For a slightly higher cost, you can add handrails upon request. You can also opt for stainless steel screws; they add peace of mind knowing they won’t rust.
Custom Staircases
We build our custom staircases as solid as our decks. They come with a 6.5” rise to make the stairs easy to ascend and descend. We start with a solid foundation with our post set in multiple bags of concrete, depending on the post's height and size. From there, we use three 2” x 12” stingers for a 3 to 4-foot wide staircase. Custom staircases wider than four feet will require four or more stringers, depending on the design.
We can build your custom staircase from any of our standard deck board materials. However, if you want to use a composite of 5/4” board, the stringers need to be no more than 12” apart for maximum strength.