Arkansas Fence & Deck
Terry Gelsinger, LLC
Dream Scapes Interiors
Pool and Hot Tub Decks
Adding a deck or patio to your home is a great investment. To take it one step further and instantly boost the value of your house, add a hot tub or a pool and watch as your home receives an instant face lift! Choose from above ground pool decks, swimming pool decks, concrete pool decks, in ground pool decks, or deck hot tubs. Some of the advantages of having a hot tub or pool are physical therapy, family fun and relaxation. Just remember to keep your tub/ pool closed with a cover when not in use and you can enjoy many years of soaking pleasure!
There is no doubt that adding a new deck to your home will work wonders for the looks and the usability of your home. You could also consider adding a hot tub or a pool to instantly glamorize your home. Choose from above ground pool decks to swimming pool decks, concrete pool decks, or deck hot tubs. Hot tubs and pools are great for relaxation and physical therapy, not to mention family fun. But keeping your tub or pool clean can be quite a headache. Thinking of all the chemicals you need to use to keep your tub or pool clean can give you a few sleepless nights. The best alternative is a tub or pool cover. It keeps all the right stuff in, the wrong stuff out and looks great.
While it is a great idea to add a deck or a patio to your home, make sure that you work with the local building department to ensure that your home improvement project is fully authorized and legal. Getting the building plan approved and a building permit issued are the first things you need to get done to have your deck/hot tub/pool project underway. The local building department will look for overall deck size, the height off the ground, and the position of the deck relative to property lines, the size and location of framing. The soil type, the species of wood you’re using and the method of connecting frames used are the other parameters that will be examined by the building department. If they are convinced that your plan meets the code and local bylaws, you will be issued a building permit for a fee.
Recent Requests
HI, I need a quote and design on a composite deck.
Tony D
my deck runs the entire link of the back of the house and is off the second story of the house. there has been termite damage to the support beams but not to the wood of the deck itself. i would like to see about getting the supports replaced.
Chris B