Composite decks are fast gaining popularity, deviating from the American homeowner’s traditional preference for wood. Composite decks are a new concept in building materials. They are constructed of a blend of wood waste products with recycled plastics. While its use in flooring is comparatively new, this wood-plastic composite has been used for trims, moldings and railings for some time. This lumber composite is low-maintenance with superior flexibility and durability which, its manufacturers argue, make it the best available decking material in the market. While composite decks have certain distinct advantages, it does not compare with the natural look of wood lumber.
Matthew W. Johnson, General Contractor uses composite decking when asked to by the homeowner. But before deciding, this building company explains to the homeowner, the pros and cons of composite decking and lumber. Matthew Johnson works in San Mateo County homes and has extensive experience in all decking materials. Please visit www.mwjgc.com to view some of the company’s building projects.
