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. Euro Decks replaces and installs deck railings for Des Moines homeowners: to meet code, to open up a view, or simply to make a good deck look finished.
Call Euro Decks for railing 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. That is why every Des Moines railing we install is anchored to the framing with rated hardware, not screwed into the decking, and why we recommend aluminum or composite posts wherever moss and moisture are constant.
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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, a railing upgrade is one of the highest-impact deck projects there is. It changes the look of the whole deck, and on view lots it can change the view. Euro Decks does it across Des Moines.
Post cap lights and under-rail strips are easy to add during railing installation in Des Moines, with the wiring concealed inside the posts.
Euro Decks serves Des Moines Marina, Redondo, Zenith, Woodmont and every other Des Moines neighborhood for railing installation. Des Moines is about thirty minutes from Maple Valley.
For railing 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. Railing replacement is a common project on its own, and we anchor the new posts to the framing with rated hardware.
Guards are required on decks more than 30 inches above grade and must be at least 36 inches tall with openings under 4 inches. We build to the current code.
Cable or glass. Both keep the sightline open and both meet code when installed properly.
