More and more of the decks we build across Roswell, Alpharetta, and North Georgia are going up with composite railings instead of painted wood. It's a small detail, but it's one that changes how much time a homeowner spends maintaining a deck instead of enjoying it.
Composite railing systems hold their color, resist the humidity that's hard on wood in Georgia summers, and never need to be repainted or restained. Paired with a composite deck surface, the whole structure ends up needing a fraction of the upkeep a traditional wood deck asks for.
We still build in wood when a homeowner wants that specific look and is comfortable with the maintenance, but composite has become the choice most families land on once they see the two side by side.
Have you had to repaint or restain a wood deck railing recently? How did that go?
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