Deck Basics

Deck Hardware and Fasteners in Hawaii: What Homeowners Should Know

When homeowners plan a deck, the focus is usually on decking materials, railing styles, and overall layout. What often gets far less attention is what is holding the deck together. In Hawaii’s environment, fasteners matter. If the wrong ones are used, they can rust, loosen, and shorten the life of the deck. Salt air, humidity, […]

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Rebuilt Trex deck in Kahaluu, Oahu, featuring Trex Clam Shell decking and a new substructure, surrounded by lush tropical greenery in the background.

What Decking Material Should You Choose? A Hawaii Homeowner’s Guide

When homeowners reach out to us about building or rebuilding their deck, one of the very first questions they ask is: “What decking material should I choose?” It’s an important question — and the right choice can affect temperature, comfort, maintenance, longevity, and how your outdoor space performs in Hawaii’s sun, rain, and humidity. This

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Lower level of deck showing deck substructure such as joists with a scenic photo of Koko Crater in Oahu in the background.

Parts of a Deck: A Quick Guide for Oahu Homeowners

When you look at a finished deck, it might seem like one solid structure — but underneath every board is a carefully built deck substructure made up of posts, beams, joists, and other essential components. Each plays an important role in keeping your deck safe, level, and long-lasting in Hawaii’s unique climate. If you’re planning

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