Less Damage To Your Landscape
The ground tends to melt during springtime, leading to a higher environmental moisture level. This may cause instability due to water saturation. If you plan to install a deck, it may leave a mark on your lawn. However, contractors can largely avoid damage to your home during winter, as the ground is more stable. Knowing these factors is essential when planning outdoor construction projects.
Additional Time To Obtain Permits For Your Deck
Depending on your neighborhood’s location, getting the necessary permits for your deck might take some time. Your local government regulates these specific ordinances. Starting early will give you more time to obtain the required licenses and prevent any delays that may prevent you from enjoying your deck in the spring.
Winter Is A Great Time For Staining
It is commonly believed that building projects are quicker in the spring, but in reality, they can take longer. This is mainly due to the more humid weather conditions in the spring and summer seasons. The humidity in the air can cause wood to absorb moisture and thus result in peeling and cracking when stained. Direct sunlight can also leave watermarks on the wood. To avoid these issues, it is recommended to use composite decking. With a composite deck, there is no need for routine staining and cleaning, making it a more convenient and hassle-free option.
More Time Spent On Your Deck
Once winter passes, you can begin utilizing your deck. It is important to note that constructing your deck during winter is advantageous because you will have a more comprehensive selection of contractors. Since there is less work for contractors during the winter months, they tend to be more available.
Trust Eastern Shore Porch and Patio
When you embark on your next project for your property, trust Eastern Shore Porch and Patio to help. We service Bethany Beach, Ocean City, Lewes, Salisbury, and the Delmarva area. You can request a quote today! If you have questions or concerns, call us at 302-436-9520 or send us an email at info@esvinylproducts.com. For updates and ideas, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube.