As you sit back and enjoy the moments going through our gallery of
photos, there is one constant you will notice about our
designs, very few basic square decks. One of the options we regularly
create for our clients is the addition of an Octagon.
Whether on a raised, on a lower, or on the same level of the main deck,
an Octagon enhances the sight lines and creates its own
unique space. When on the same level, changing the board pattern
identifies the Octagon's boundaries. Introducing an accent color
here is very impressive. But when changing levels, the Octagon is
distinguished with changing board patterns to aid in eliminating
any trip hazards. Often times we will add accent lighting to illuminate
the transition. We receive many compliments on our
unique and functional designs. As you visualize yourself relaxing or
entertaining on your new deck, let our professionals work
with you in creating the deck of your dreams.
If you look close you will notice that we continued the octagon pattern from the corner and inlaid that into the deck. Really nice. We wrapped everything in tan PVC. We used steel surface mount rail posts (exceeds county code) and covered them with the larger 6x6 vinyl post sleeves. We then added a low voltage LED light to every rail post. - Landsdale Development, Monrovia, MD.
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1200 square foot low level composite deck over by Holly Hills Golf Course in Ijamsville Maryland. - Ijamsville, MD
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- Ijamsville MD.
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Cedar deck with cedar rails, Brazilian Walnut (Ipe) rail caps, inlays, front tread on raised octagon - Hagerstown, MD.
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Large Evergrain composite deck with wrap around steps and elevated Octagon platform - Middletown, MD
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This deck features a raised octagon with Brazilian walnut (IPE) rail caps - Frederick, MD
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500 square foot Ground level Western Red Cedar deck in Gaithersburg Maryland shows off numerous special features the we love to incorporate into a project. We have our Casey Fence And Deck signature Thunderbird Board pattern with Brazilian Walnut (IPE) inlays and rail cap. We designed this project with a lowered Octagon that features a built in angled back cedar bench. We also crafted a built in cedar planter box. To cap off the project we installed low voltage lighting in the step down to the Octagon and the stairs to the back yard. - Gaithersburg, MD.
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LED Lights in the stairs make finding the steps easy in the dark - Adamstown, MD.
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We installed low voltage L.E.D. lights provided by i-Lighting in the stair risers, illuminating the step down without attracting pesky bugs. - Monrovia, MD
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This composite deck was built in the Brunswick Crossing Development of Brunswick Md. We used Fiberon IPE decking laid in a diagonal pattern, Inlaid the Octagon using Fiberon Chestnut. This way our client has the look of a full Octagon with out losing the space associated with changing levels. - Brunswick Crossing in Brunswick, MD.
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This deck has an Octagon off one corner with a built in wrap around cedar bench and matching back covered by a full overhead pergola for shade on those hot days. - Walkersville, MD.
This lovely deck features an octagonal corner for a hot tub and has cedar rails - Emmitsburg, MD
This deck that we built on Westwinds Golf Course in the Westwinds Development of New Market,MD. features a whole slew of classic details. While building this cedar deck with cedar railings that we lowered to keep the railings from obstructing the beautiful view we incorporated an Octagon corner, a shade Trellis over the door, flagstone patio and a deck rail border in lieu of a fence. - New Market, MD.
Cedar deck, cedar rails with pergola/ trellis and an octagon corner. - Brunswick, MD
This deck has many special features. We had the Chestnut border inlaid into the deck to complete the Octagon corner of the deck. This also allowed us to have a diagonal board pattern that eliminated unsightly butt joints. - New Market, MD
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"Brendan and his team are amazing. He came out on one of the worst rain days we had and walked the old rotting deck to give me a proposal. Many others would have rescheduled but he was on time and was out there while taking measurements, etc. His team did an amazing job removing the old deck and installing the new one - it looks AWESOME! It was so great that several neighbors contacted him and Casey Fence and Deck are adding a few more amazing decks in this neighborhood! Great job Brendan and team!" - Rod
