Mills - Lodi,Ca - Deck Remodel

This Lakeside Deck's lifespan was worn due to dry rot and exposure to moisture. The solution was to Reframe the patio with pressure treated wood. As for the boards, 2x8 Redwood was used as a final patio finish per client's request.

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