Cedar has the smallest environmental footprint of any building material, says RealCedar.com. Additionally, it is both renewable and biodegradable. It’s an incredibly strong, yet lightweight material that allows any homeowner or contractor to shape their deck into the...
Cedar is lightweight and is milled with a fine, straight grain and uniform texture that makes it easy to cut, saw, and nail with any common household tools. The lack of pitch or resin allows cedar to hold glue from a wide range of adhesives to provide a firm base for...
Cedar is one of the few wood species that is naturally at home in the outdoors. When properly finished and maintained, a cedar deck can last for years in any weather conditions. Natural resistance to moisture, decay, and insect damage makes Western Red Cedar an ideal...
Among the softwood solutions, cedar has twice the stability of any other option. This stability is due the fact that it has low density and shrinkage factors that result in the ability to lay flat, stay straight, and hold fasteners tightly.
Yes, it is. Because they are milled in the western United States, cedar and redwood are sourced locally and do not incur the extra shipping costs of composites and exotic hardwoods. If cost is of concern when designing a deck, one of our deck specialists can show you...