Address: 7230 ACC Blvd Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27617, USA
Phone: +19194465585
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–4PM
Tuesday: 8AM–4PM
Wednesday: 8AM–4PM
Thursday: 8AM–4PM
Friday: 8AM–4PM
Saturday: Closed
Kraig Jacobson
Couldn't ask for better, they are pros and have great attention to detail. Very considerate through all the construction. Highly recommended!
Wayne Pengelly
The process of working with Archadeck was seamless. First meeting with design consultant to discuss project and costs. Then quickly met with project manager , carpenter and representative to finalize and begin construction. Work was done with care and quality. Would recommend for any outdoor project
Tim Hiller
The team at Archadeck was awesome to work with from start to finish. I would strongly recommend them to anyone!
andy klein
After much research around the area including many interviews I can with great confidence say that Archadeck is top shelf professional. We had several design challenges based on age of house and they masterfully came through on a patio redesign that exceeded our expectations. Every member of the company was professional and treated us like a valued customer. I have never written a review before but this company is totally deserving. I know this company stands behind their work 100% and that gives me great comfort
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Impervious limits are monitored by local Stormwater Management Offices and vary by locale. An "impervious surface limit" is the amount of surface area on your property that can be covered by a material that significantly reduces the natural drainage of water into the soil. Land covered by materials such as concrete, stone, wood, or asphalt count as an impervious surface area.
Yes. However, since T.V.s are electronic and therefore susceptible to weather, we recommend choosing an area as far from the window screens or porch edge as possible. Placing the T.V. in a more shaded area of the porch will also help to avoid glare from the sunlight. Popular locations for a porch T.V. are on the home’s exterior wall or an outdoor fireplace.
Archadeck builds beautiful outdoor living structures all year round. Although outdoor living construction is a popular spring endeavor, Raleigh-Durham’s moderate winters allow us to build all year long. A major advantage of winter construction is completing your project before the return of spring. With this timing, you’ll be ready to enjoy your new deck or porch as soon as the season changes.
Re-decking is the process of renovating a deck by using the existing substruction and replacing the decking boards, railing, and steps. It is only possible if the substructure is sound and up to code.
Every HOA is different. Your HOA bylaws will state the process and timeline for architectural review. An HOA usually requires that you fill out an application describing the project you are proposing and submit a detailed description of the building plans. This may include a request for details such as materials, colors, and sketches. We will help you complete the application and can provide the building plans and any additional details that the HOA requires.
Pressure-treated wood has been through a process that applies preservatives into the wood, making the wood wet. It is important to wait for the wood to dry before sealing a new deck, but at the same time, you don’t want to wait too long. Drying can take several months. We recommend beginning to test the wood around 90 days after your project is completed, but this is just a general suggestion.
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