Six to rebuild your yard, from a weekend fix to a full outdoor room.
Sound frame, tired boards. Replace the surface and keep the structure underneath.
Quick Tip: Hidden fasteners need grooved-edge boards. On square-edge lumber, use color-matched face screws.
Quick Tip: Standoff post bases keep post ends off wet concrete. Many areas permit anything above 12 feet.
Filtered shade over a patio that gets unusable after two in the afternoon.
The cheapest way to make a yard usable in October. Gas or wood, both work.
Quick Tip: Keep it ten feet off the house and any overhang. Gravel or pavers underneath, never directly on decking.
Grill, sink, and counter in one run, so nobody walks back inside mid-cook.
Quick Tip: Water and power get expensive fast. Site it against the house wall where both already run.
Slatted panels block the one sightline you care about without walling off the yard.
Quick Tip: Screening one angle beats fencing the perimeter. Most cities cap rear fences at six feet.
A defined path stops the shortcut everyone already walks from wearing into mud.
Quick Tip: Four feet wide lets two people pass. A compacted base is what keeps pavers from shifting.
Deck fasteners, gate hardware, post bases, and outdoor lighting, with sizes and finishes on every product.