DECKING & RAILINGS

A long-lasting well-structured deck produces a premium outdoor living space.  Billman Home Center can help you get started.  Whether you are building it yourself or working with a contractor you can look to Billman Home Center for all the needed product information, materials, and supplies.

Composite Decking resists the elements. Equal parts of wood fiber and recycled plastics are mixed with pigments, ultraviolet inhibitors, and preservatives. Composite decking offers reduced maintenance, longer life, and minimal fading.

Pressure Treated wood decking remains the least expensive and the most common type of decking.

Natural Woods Cedar and Redwood are both lightweight and stable softwoods that feature beautiful grain patterns, natural fragrances, and the ability to ward off rot and insects.

Choosing a deck railing is putting icing on the cake.  Add a railing system that matches the material of your deck or mix it up.  As an example, adding powder-coated aluminum railing to a redwood deck.

Composite and Vinyl deck railings come in many styles and colors and are virtually maintenance free.

Metal deck railings are made of either powder-coated aluminum or steel. Both are strong and rugged, but only the aluminum is truly rustproof.

Cable deck railing systems are a good way to open views and give a modern aesthetic to the overall deck.

Glass becomes an expensive deck rail system but nevertheless they are great when you are wanting to see the full views your deck has to offer.

Wood railings can range from inexpensive to downright pricey depending on the wood you choose.