Composite decking costs more up front than treated lumber, but it needs far less upkeep over the years. Crossland Remodeling installs composite decks, railings and stairs across Northwest Arkansas.
Why homeowners choose composite
Composite boards do not need to be stained or sealed every year, they resist splinters and rot, and they keep their color. If you want to spend your weekends using the deck instead of maintaining it, composite is worth a hard look.
- No yearly staining or sealing
- Resists rot, insects and splinters
- Wide range of colors and board styles
- Matching composite railings and stair parts
- Works with built-in benches and pergolas
Treated lumber or composite?
Treated lumber is the lower price up front and can look great with the right stain or sealer. Composite is the lower effort over the long run. We build both, and we will price the same deck both ways so you can choose with real numbers in front of you.
Every quote is free and shows the material cost and the labor cost separately. We will also meet or beat any written deck quote in Northwest Arkansas.
Framing matters as much as the boards
A deck is only as good as what is under it. We build the framing, footings and ledger connection to hold up to the weight and weather, then install the composite decking with the proper spacing and fasteners so it lays flat and lasts.
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