Deck Building in Maryland and Virginia During the Winter

Deck Building in Maryland and Virginia During the Winter

Building a Deck in Maryland and Virginia during the winter is actually one of the best times to invest in a new deck.



Perhaps you’ve put off any upgrades to your backyard because you have concerns about your yard. With grass and plants dormant during the winter in the Mid-Atlantic, you won’t have to worry about workmen trampling your flowers or lawn. But when that warm weather does come streaming through, having the beauty of a deck to factor into your springtime planting will give you new opportunities to indulge your creative green thumb.

Deck construction can be expensive. While you can always find affordable options, during the coldest months of the year you will be able to take advantage of discounted pricing. Deck builders need to work year-round! But when the winter hits and the frigid winds kick in, the last thing you may be thinking about is sitting outside in the elements. However, that’s when deck builders have their slowest schedules so your opportunities for discounts are more available than they would be at any other time of year. Click here to learn more about Design Builders’ cold-weather discounts.

And once your deck is complete, you’ll need deck and patio furniture. Retail stores offer deck furniture and amenities at lower prices during the winter season. You can get tables, chairs, chaises, umbrellas, and other deck furniture for a fraction of their original price during the off-season.

Clearly, the advantages of building a deck in winter are many. And nothing will be as sweet as having a stunning outdoor living space to enjoy once that first warm spring day arrives.

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News About Potomac Maryland

Potomac elementary scores well on tests despite a building in need of upgrades

Ranked most in need of improvement, Cold Spring’s students don’t slip up
by Andrew Ujifusa (Montgomery Gazette)
Cold Spring Elementary Principal Martin Barnett stands across from one of the walls that doesn\'t reach the ceiling at his school, which recently was rated as the lowest-ranked school in terms of educational and physical infrastructure by Montgomery County Public Schools. Barnett agreed that the Potomac school\'s design is unusual, but said does not affect the ability of students to learn.

Cold Spring Elementary Principal Martin Barnett stands across from one of the walls that doesn't reach the ceiling at his school, which recently was rated as the lowest-ranked school in terms of educational and physical infrastructure by Montgomery County Public Schools. Barnett agreed that the Potomac school\'s design is unusual, but said does not affect the ability of students to learn.


At Potomac’s Cold Spring Elementary School, some classrooms are separated by walls that don’t reach the ceiling. Teachers are instructed to direct their voices away from the partitions so they don’t intrude on adjacent rooms.

In many ways, the 380-student school, built in 1972, represents buildings from a different generation — those put up in the late 1960s and early 1970s, when an echo baby boom took place and forced several schools to be built quickly, noted its principal of 18 years, Martin Barnett.

Cold Spring’s unorthodox design (it’s shaped like an “H”) contributed to its recent dubious distinction — it was recently rated by the school system as having the worst infrastructure out of the 34 county elementary schools that have not been modernized since 1985.
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Four Local Girl Scouts Earn Top Award

Four local girls from Potomac-based Girl Scout Troop 3288 have been recognized by the national organization for their leadership, community service and advocacy.
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Waterproof screen room built beneath a low maintenance deck in Potomac Md



Custom decks come in many shapes and sizes.  Screen rooms do not always need to be above the deck.  Screen rooms can be added beneath the deck with waterproofing systems.  If there is space for a patio beneath your deck then you can add a waterproofing system a turn your deck into a roof.  This project features a brick patio paver base with the screen room built beneath an Azek deck.  Shoreline handrails are installed above to keep the deck safe and blend with the beauty and luxury of this Avenel neighborhood. 

Design Builders, Inc.

8315 North Brook Ln. #205 Bethesda, MD 20814

(301)875-2781

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