Sofran deck · Carmel

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One deck, one camera position, three stages — the deck as we found it, the rebuild in cable rail and fresh boards, and the same deck lit at dusk. Drag the handles to move between them.

The Sofran deck before work: weathered bare-wood decking and a worn wood railing, overlooking a golf course on a bright winter afternoon. The same deck visualized after rebuilding: fresh decking boards, a stainless cable railing with wood posts, and rebuilt stairs, in the same winter light. The same deck at dusk: warm lighting recessed under the stair treads, uplighting on the bare trees, and a lantern on the cable railing against a deep blue winter twilight. Before The rebuild At dusk

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Two more properties, four views. Drag each one the same way.

Covered pergola deck

Spears residence

The Spears pergola deck before work: grey-painted decking and blue-grey painted spindle railing under a light blue pergola with shade cloth, with patio furniture and hanging baskets. The same pergola deck after: grey Trex composite decking, black aluminum railing with slim balusters, and the pergola restained charcoal, open to the green treeline beyond. Before After

The pergola stayed; everything under it changed. Trex composite boards replace the painted deck, the blue-grey spindles give way to black aluminum, and the frame is restained charcoal so the structure reads as shade rather than trim.

Wrap-around deck

Spears residence

The Spears wrap-around deck before work: grey-painted boards and a blue-grey painted railing running along the white stucco house, with a storage bench and air-conditioning unit. The same wrap-around deck after: warm grey Trex composite decking laid with a mitred border, black aluminum railing, and a rebuilt step up to the side door. Before After

The same house from the other side. Trex composite boards run in a mitred border around the wrap, the painted rail becomes black aluminum, and the step up to the door is rebuilt to match.

Deck at the patio door

Douglas residence

The Douglas deck before work: grey-green painted boards worn through in patches, with matching painted railing, outside the sliding patio door. The same deck after: Trex Enhance Naturals decking in Foggy Wharf, a driftwood grey with a picture-frame border and no visible screws, against the grey siding and the red-berried shrub. Before After

Trex Enhance Naturals in Foggy Wharf, laid with a picture-frame border and hidden fasteners. The painted boards that were wearing through are gone; the driftwood grey picks up the house siding instead of fighting it, and it never needs repainting.

The whole rear deck

Douglas residence

The Douglas house from the lawn before work, with a weathered green-grey painted deck and stairs along the rear elevation. The same rear elevation after: the deck and stairs rebuilt in Trex Enhance Naturals Foggy Wharf, a clean driftwood grey running the full width of the house. Before After

The same Foggy Wharf boards carried across the full rear elevation and down the stairs, so the deck reads as one surface from the lawn rather than a patched repair.