For Idaho Falls projects, we work with the decking, framing, railing, lighting, pergola and porch-screen brands below. We'll talk through how you want to use the space before choosing products, because a deck board, rail and frame do different jobs. You'll know which products we are proposing, not just the names on a list.
Trex is one of the composite deck-board options we work with. We also offer Trex railing and lighting, and we can choose those pieces separately. If you like a particular board, let's see how its color looks with the rail you want and where lights might help at the steps or posts. We'll name each chosen component in your estimate.
Some homeowners come to us with a TimberTech board color already in mind. We'll check whether the board is composite or Advanced PVC, then look at the railing and lighting that would suit the plan. TimberTech aluminum framing is also an Idaho option. That's the structure under the boards, so it deserves its own decision. We can compare the surface and frame independently instead of treating a single brand as the whole deck.
Deckorators gives us another decking and railing choice. If it's on your shortlist, bring a sample or photo. We'll look at how the boards, edges, stairs and railing work together on your layout. That way your proposal names a complete selection, not just a board you liked in a showroom.
Fortress is on our Idaho list for steel deck framing and railing. The frame is mostly hidden once the deck is finished, but it supports what you see and use every day. If steel is under consideration, we'll discuss where it belongs in your plan and what railing system you want above it. You can choose a Fortress rail without assuming the frame must be Fortress too.
PWT Treated LVL is an engineered, preservative-treated lumber option for above-ground deck framing. It is not a pressure-treated board for the walking surface. When we compare framing options, we'll discuss how the deck is laid out and name the structural material in the estimate. The boards should not be the only part of the project you can identify in writing.
Think about where you need light once the sun goes down: at the stairs, along the deck edge or on a path into the yard. in-lite is one of the outdoor lighting brands we can discuss. Trex and TimberTech lighting are also on our Idaho list. We'll start with the places you want lit, then identify the fixtures and wiring that belong in your project.
If you want shade that you can adjust, StruXure is one of our louvered pergola options. Tell us where you want to sit and when you want the area shaded. We'll look at where a structure could go and which system and controls suit the design. A pergola needs its own plan; it isn't just another deck-board selection.
Hideaway is another louvered pergola option we can discuss. If you are comparing systems, we'll look at the area you want to cover, the model and how its louvers operate. The choice should work with your deck or patio layout, not just look good in a picture. We'll confirm the product and configuration before including it in the estimate.
For a porch, MaestroShield offers retractable screen systems. That is worth considering if you want the opening screened at some times and open to the yard at others. Tell us which openings you want to use that way. We'll discuss whether a retractable screen fits the porch and name the proposed system before you decide.
We also work with cedar and Ipe for wood decking. They are wood species, not brands. If you prefer natural wood, we can compare the look and upkeep with composite or PVC boards. We'll identify the species and finish in the proposal, just as we would identify the exact board from a manufacturer.
Bring us a photo, a board sample or a rough idea of how you want to use the space. We'll sort out which boards, framing, railing, lighting, shade or screens actually belong in your outdoor project and put the selections in writing. Call (208) 274-3260 or request an estimate to get started.
