Over the years, we yanked out the wrap-around benches, added a privacy screen to hide the heat pump, and tried several shades of stain. Meanwhile, those tiny black-eyed susans grew to overtake the bed. The only thing stopping them were the daylillies anchoring the corners that filled in even more. It was a jungle and a half!
So my husband added a box step (which you can click here to see step-by-step instructions in my other blog). And I ripped out the ugly wood edging to replace it with brick (which you can see here in my other blog). The final step was to get the old wood powerwashed and stained. And TA-DA! Here's the deck today!
Here's some other angles.
And on a sunnier day |
And with that, we're finally finished trying to "fix" the deck.
It looks great! Bravo to you guys!
ReplyDeleteIt definitely looks better! There’s really a certain charm to a clean-looking deck. Compared to your former one, this new decks gives the impression of a welcoming home. Just add some plants or color then it will be perfect. Good job, by the way. =)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments! : )
DeleteNow that your deck looks cleaner, it’ll be much easier to add decorations to make it more stylish. Have you thought of adding some greenery after this redo? I’m sure some twining vines, hanging plants and little lanterns could add charm to this neat deck. =)
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Barrett Elmore
Quite a nice makeover. Now that’s how you celebrate your 9th anniversary in the house! What about last year? Did you do another redo or makeover in the house to celebrate your first decade in the house? David @ DAL Builders
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