DECK DESIGNS
The ideal deck design should give you the same feeling of comfort you get from your favorite room in the house, but let you enjoy the sensation of the outdoors and take in your surrounding landscape. At Excel Fencing and Decking, our highly experienced builders design decks that perfectly capture a view, create the perfect environment for entertainment, and provide a comfortable living space for you and your family. We will design and build the perfect deck with style that seamlessly meshes with your home, personal taste and lifestyle.
Excel Fencing and Decking is a family-owned and operated company that has been designing and building decks in Timonium, Perry Hall, Towson, Pikesville, Cockeysville, Parkville, and throughout Baltimore County since 1998. We’re proud of high standards and affordability and we offer a lifetime warranty on all of our workmanship. Our commitment to service and quality is how we earned an Angie’s List Super Service Award and an A+ Better Business Bureau rating.
Popular Deck Designs
Contemporary
When it comes to designing a contemporary deck, less is always more. At Excel Fencing and Decking, we can use low maintenance decking materials like PVC for a more modern, contemporary look and feel. When incorporated into a thoughtful contemporary deck design, composite decking and PVC are create sleek clean lines that give contemporary decks their distinct look. Glass rails or cable-lined walls are a nice complement for contemporary styles of decks.
Traditional
A traditional style deck is most commonly built with wood decking material, such as cedar or redwood, and exudes a timeless charm. They can be designed in various shapes, but usually follow a traditional, cottage style of design.
Colonial
Classical architecture is the inspiration behind a colonial style deck. These are usually platform decks, with little change in elevation that follows a symmetrical design. White railings are used as accents and planter boxes and benches bring in natural comfort to this design. To accentuate a colonial deck, pergolas with white pillars are also incorporated into the design and add dimension.
Multi-Level Decks
Sometimes when designing a deck, there is a landscape that is only visible from above ground level. That is when we would suggest building a multi-level deck. Multi-level decks are connected by a stairwell a walkway, which keeps most structures below eye-level with your view off the deck always in mind. These decks are also a good choice when your yard is a sloped terrain because the stairwells mask the uneven land.
