DECK AND PORCHES IN CLAYTON NC

KOR Property Services in Clayton, NC, specializes in building custom decks that enhance your outdoor living space. Whether you’re looking for a cozy retreat or an entertainment-ready deck, KOR offers expert design and construction tailored to your needs.

Our skilled team uses top-quality materials like wood and composite decking to create durable, beautiful decks that last for years. KOR’s attention to detail ensures your custom deck fits perfectly with your home’s style, with options for built-in seating, lighting, and unique designs.

If you’re searching for "custom decks in Clayton, NC," KOR Property Services is the trusted choice for creating a functional, stunning deck that adds value and beauty to your property. Transform your outdoor area with a custom deck built by KOR Property Services today!

WOOD OR COMPOSIT?

The main difference between wood and composite decking lies in the materials and maintenance needs:

  1. Material:

    • Wood Decking: Made from natural wood, like cedar, redwood, or pressure-treated lumber. It offers a traditional look and feel with natural variations.

    • Composite Decking: Made from a blend of wood fibers and plastic, providing a more uniform appearance with a range of colors and textures that mimic wood.

  2. Durability:

    • Wood Decking: Requires more maintenance, including regular sealing, staining, and protection from weather elements. It can rot, splinter, and warp over time.

    • Composite Decking: Highly durable and resistant to rot, splintering, and fading. It typically requires less maintenance and is more weather-resistant.

  3. Maintenance:

    • Wood Decking: Needs frequent cleaning, sealing, and staining to keep its appearance and prevent damage.

    • Composite Decking: Low maintenance, usually only requiring occasional cleaning with soap and water to remove dirt and debris.

  4. Cost:

    • Wood Decking: Generally less expensive upfront but may cost more in long-term maintenance.

    • Composite Decking: Higher initial cost but lower maintenance costs over the years.

  5. Longevity:

    • Wood Decking: Has a shorter lifespan, often around 10-15 years, depending on maintenance.

    • Composite Decking: Typically lasts 25+ years, with less deterioration over time.

Choosing between wood and composite depends on your budget, maintenance preferences, and how long you want your deck to last.