Depending on what the client desires, they will install copper, wooden, stainless steal or solar light caps. Waring says, “This is the finishing touch, that along with all of our other special details, sets us apart from the rest and enhances our decks.” He is also experienced with installing low voltage lighting. “That just gives our decks that extra ‘pop’ when we install lighting under the steps or the built in seating. It is a spectacular way to highlight decks that get plenty of use in the evenings,” Waring pointed out. In the near future the company will


undergo a small revamping and become Coastal Impressions/The Deck Division, as light landscaping with palm trees will be integrated into their work. Down the road Waring would also like to branch out into designing and building outdoor kitchens, fireplaces and fire pits in order to add to his clients’ outdoor enjoyment. “We already do some light landscaping if we are asked to and I would like to expand on that as well. I’m dabbling with palm trees that are supposed to be acclimated to our weather conditions in this region,” Waring acknowledged.


When it comes to attention to detail and constructing the perfect customized deck, you will not find a more efficient and attention based company than The Deck Division to construct your new deck. They pay attention to every single


element along the way and have honed their workmanship to near perfection. Please call 804-443-7347 to talk to Bob Waring and have him design your new or next deck. H


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