Posted by: McWhorter
on Feb 12, 2012

We’ve been busy these past few months! Check out our progress as we build a cedar screen room using part the frame of the homeowners original deck.
This particular project features a screened-in porch and a curved patio with a unique arched bench. Also, in the before and after photos above you will notice the staircase location to the deck has been relocated to make better use of the backyard space.
In the images below, you will see the original deck design as well as an image of the deck frame after the decking was removed.


Once the decking was removed, we extended the surface area of the new deck to bring it up to code and to make room for the new screen room.
Below are some images of the new completed screen room and deck with brand new decking and handrails.

Also, check out this shot from inside the new screen porch. Notice the removable aluminum framed screen panels, textured plywood ceiling with exposed rafters and the new ceiling fan/light.

Here is a detailed shot of the curved bench on the new deck.

And lastly, here is the view of the screened porch. Notice the roof lines and room location were designed to mirror the bump out on the front of the house, so the screen room looks like part of the original plans for the house.

Ready to redo your backyard? Check out our photo gallery for more images and design inspiration for your screen room or patio and give McWhorter Outdoor Living a call at (410) 984-5813 to setup your FREE estimate.
Posted by: McWhorter
on Nov 05, 2011
1. Any addition, deck, etc. can be built at any time of the year, in any temperature
2. It’s our offseason! You can take advantage of less crowded schedules to get a better price without the
wait
3. Get the extra living space before the holidays to enjoy with family and friends
4. Your new space will be ready and waiting when the spring weather gets here, no waiting
5. Get this year’s pricing! Manufacturer’s price increases always come in spring during the height of the
season; avoid the extra 10% cost
Posted by: McWhorter
on Nov 13, 2009


If you have an existing wood deck, or a deck that is just not suiting your needs because it is unsafe, weathered, not a practical shape or size, or just an eyesore, resurfacing can offer the perfect solution. Old deck frames can be leveled, straigtened, added on to, or even reduced in size after the old decking is removed. We can add a staircase, a landing, or move an existing staircase.