Des Moines runs along Puget Sound from the marina to Redondo, and its view lots and mid-century homes are a good place for decks, covers and fences built for marine weather. Built-in seating is what makes a deck or patio in Des Moines feel finished. Euro Decks builds bench seating along railings, planter benches, storage benches and fire-pit seating walls in cedar, composite and stone to match the rest of the space.
Call Euro Decks for outdoor seating installation in Des Moines.
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Salt air and wind off the Sound accelerate corrosion and weathering, so we specify stainless or coated hardware and composite decking for waterfront and bluff homes. In Des Moines we build seating into new decks and add it to existing ones: benches that double as guards on low decks, planter seats that frame a dining area, and storage benches for cushions and toys.
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1950s to 70s ramblers and split-levels around the marina, Zenith and Redondo, with view homes along Marine View Drive. For homes like these, built-in seating is usually far less than quality outdoor furniture and it never needs to be put away. Euro Decks builds it to code and to last across Des Moines.
Deck lighting under a bench or along a seating wall is an easy add in Des Moines while the seating is being built.
Euro Decks serves Des Moines Marina, Redondo, Zenith, Woodmont and every other Des Moines neighborhood for outdoor seating installation. Des Moines is about thirty minutes from Maple Valley.
For outdoor seating installation in Des Moines, call Euro Decks at (425) 437-4889 or fill out the free estimate form. We reply within one business day and the consultation is free.
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Yes. We match the decking and railing style so the bench looks like part of the original build.
Composite and stone seating need only a wash. Cedar benches should be sealed on the same schedule as the deck.
On low decks, sometimes. Higher decks still need a code-compliant guard, and we design the seating around it.
