Casey Fence and Deck

Red Cedar with Brazilian Walnut IPE inlays — - Hagerstown, MD.

Treated Wood Deck with Low Maintenance Railing in New Market MD — - New Market, MD

Brazilian teak decking with Brazilian Tigerwood Inlay in Brunswick Crossing Maryland — Brazilian teak decking with Brazilian Tigerwood inlay, border and rail cap. Fiberon Black Mission rail on white 6x6 vinyl rail posts. - Brunswick Crossing development in Brunsw

Brazilian Teak with Cherry Rails — - jefferson, MD.

Real Brazilian Walnut Deck in Point of Rocks Maryland — - Point of Rocks, MD.

650 square foot lowered treated deck in New Market Maryland — There was no level area behind this beautiful home in the Wood Ridge section of Lake Linganore in New Market, MD. so we built the family a place to hang out. - Woodridge at Linganore in New Market, MD

Treated Deck with Herring Bone Basket Weave Board Pattern in Brunswick Maryland — This beautiful treated wood deck in Brunswick MD features a Herring Bone Basket Weave board Pattern - Brunswick, MD.

Multiple Level 1000 Square Foot Treated Deck in Boonsboro Maryland — 1000 square feet of pressure treated multi pattern deck with multiple levels - Boonsboro, MD.

900 Square Foot Multiple Level Deck in Silver Spring Maryland — 900 square foot multi level cedar deck with wrap around steps and Low Voltage lighting and Hot Tub Platform - Silver Springs, MD.

Large Treated Deck with Bump Out in Frederick Maryland — We built this large treated deck with bump out, raised octagon, multiple board patterns, cedar railing with Brazilian walnut (IPE) rail caps and a small corner trellis in the Walnut Ridge neighborhood of Fredrick, MD. - Frederick, MD

Western Red Cedar Deck with Many Features in Gaithersburg Maryland — 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.

Large Treated Deck with Cedar Rails in Frederick Maryland — This massive treated wood deck with cedar rails features a 16 foot wide stair case, multiple levels, a screened in Gazebo with wrap around steps, Planter boxes, a built in bench, Solid skirting under the deck and a beautiful view. - Frederick, MD.

Pressure Treated Deck with Cedar Rails in Brunswick Maryland — We built this pressure treated deck with cedar rails and a 12 foot by 16 foot pergola to create a tremendous amount of shade for comfort to enhance this families outdoor living experience. - Galyn Manor, Brunswick, MD.

Deck with Many Features in Walkersville Maryland — We included many special features into this eye catching deck in the Sun Meadows development of Walkersville, MD. The deck itself is pressure treated southern yellow pine with multi patterned angle decking. We have 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. We created a custom cedar railing to tie into the design on the outside of the bench area and to keep this project unique in the neighborhood. Our clients were looking for some additional storage area but didn't want it to look 'walled off' under the deck so we customized this lattice enclosure and installed a cedar gate for access. - Walkersville, MD.

Multi Level Treated Deck in Germantown Maryland — Large multi level treated deck in Germantown, MD. with lattice storage skirting below. - Germantown, MD

Uniquely Shaped Deck in Sharpsburg Maryland — This uniquely shaped deck was designed to fit into the contour of the hill behind this home near historic Antietam Battlefield outside Sharpsburg, MD. Deck was created using Western Red Cedar decking with Brazilian Walnut (IPE) inlays and rail caps. - Sharpsburg, MD.

550 Square Foot Western Red Cedar Deck in Walkersville Maryland — This 550 square foot Western Red Cedar deck is in the Deerfield neighborhood of Walkersville, MD. and displays many interesting features. 2 pergolas, one on the upper level of the deck and another matching pergola over the patio. They needed it too, that back yard stays in the sun all day. The lower level deck has 5 built in planter boxes and 3 built in benches, all crafted with Western Red Cedar. The planters and the railings are capped with Brazilian Walnut (IPE). - Walkersville, MD.

Before A Deck Was Installed in New Market Maryland — Before the complex deck with over fifty steps and three levels was installed - Lake Linganore in New Market, MD.

Sunburst — We built this treated deck with cedar rails that feature a sunburst rail section in the Walnut Ridge Development of Fredrick, MD. - Frederick, MD.

Teak Deck With Pergola — Built with Brazilian Teak decking and featuring Brazilian Tiger Wood inlays and border. The fascia is Tiger Wood and the custom designed skirting is a mix of Teak and Tiger Wood. 250 square foot low level deck in Wood Ridge section of Lake Linganore, New Market Maryland. We added a custom pergola on top of the deck. Our client then added Stone steps leading to a new patio. - New Market, MD

Multiple Patterned Wood Deck in Reston VA — - Reston, VA

Treated Deck Multiple Board Patterns, Cedar Railings — - New Market, MD

Treated Hot Tub Deck with Cedar Rails — This lovely deck features an octagonal corner for a hot tub and has cedar rails - Emmitsburg, MD

Spring Ridge Cedar deck — This low level deck in the Spring Ridge Development of Fredrick, MD. was built using cedar decking laid in a multi directional pattern with real IPE inlays. We dressed up this project by installing cedar rails with IPE rail cap boards. - Frederick, MD.

Lowerd Octagon Trellis Deck — 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.

Large Deck in Lusby, MD — We drove to Lusby (Drum Point) MD. and stayed on the clients boat while building this large (560 square foot) ground level treated deck with multiple board patterns and inlays. We used our signature rail corner feature to soften the square corners of this deck and installed cedar rail caps that don't splinter as much as the treated rail caps. - Lusby, MD.

Multi level cedar spa deck — Multi level ground level cedar deck in Hagerstown MD. was framed to support a hot tub. The rail caps on this deck are Mahogany. - Hagerstown, MD

Chen Deck — Ground level treated deck with cedar rails and small corner trellis on each end. Our client intends to do their own finishing on the trellis with lattice and planters. - Frederick, MD.

Overlook lattice Deck — This deck in the Overlook development of Frederick (across from Dutch's Daughter) was built using treated decking with cedar rails. We installed a treated lattice trellis, the small shed below along with the concrete patio under the deck. - Frederick MD.

Cedar deck with cedar rails in Brunswick Maryland — Cedar deck, cedar rails with pergola/ trellis and an octagon corner. - Brunswick, MD

Log Home deck — Over 1500 square foot multi level treated deck with cedar rails on a 10,000 square foot log home in Manassas, Va. - Manassas, Va.

Upper level treated deck with multiple level stair case

Treated deck with lower level and benches

Wood deck with sunburst rail and multi step platform

Two level wooden deck with multiple sun ray pattern

Upper level wood deck with sun ray pattern

Wood deck with stairs and patterned rail

Red cedar deck with multiple patterns in Brunswick MD — Western Red Cedar Deck with multiple board patterns and Brazilian Walnut (IPE) inlays between patterns and also on the rail cap. We created this outdoor living space in the Galyn Manor development of Brunswick, MD. The trellis over the Octagonal bump out corner was designed to hold outdoor curtains to create a some privacy, they also feature a low voltage inside the trellis at every post. Our clients also use the trellis to hold hanging plant baskets. - Brunswick, MD

Brunswick Maryland Cedar Deck with Pave Stone patio — Cedar deck in Brunswick MD. with Pave stone patio and matching block wall. - Brunswick, MD

Cedar Deck in Galyn Manor Development — Cedar deck in the Galyn Manor development of Brunswick, MD. With this Pergola above the main portion of the deck our clients are able to enjoy their outdoor living space throughout the heat of the day. This deck was 8 years old when I took this photo, I would say it has held up pretty well.nnThe 16 foot by 16 foot Pergola was retrofitted onto a deck we had built about 7 or 8 years earlier. The clients found that the afternoon sun was unbearable and were not able to enjoy their deck. Now they are able to get a full days pleasure all summer long. - Brunswick, MD

Multi Level 1000 Square Foot Cedar Deck — Multi level 1000 square foot cedar deck overlooking the beautiful Meadow Lake portion of Lake Linganore in New Market MD. Since this property is on such a hill with virtually no back yard we created an outdoor living space out of 2 levels of deck and a long staircase down to the lake. Every morning on this project we were honored to be visited by a family of Orioles. - New Market, MD

"First, let me get this out of the way. Neither I, nor anyone in our family, is in any way affiliated with Casey Fence & Deck. No one is related. No business connections. And we paid full price for work done. Second, the negative reviewers either work for a competitor or have some sort of personal vendetta against life. Clearly, they enjoy being unhappy or want everyone to be as miserable as they. On to the review. Our existing pressure treated deck was over 20 years old. Boards were beginning to sag. It was out of square and out of code. And, honestly, at our age, we were tired of staining and painting every few years. Helpful tidbit: Even though products are advertised as 10 year, they really only last 2 to 3. My wife and I made the decision to go with composite and began looking for decking companies. After looking at a few, we just couldn't find anyone who stood out. We found Casey Fence & Deck through 2 neighbors in our development, who had them replace existing decks. Both beautifully done. We then spoke to Brendan at the Home Show two years ago at a local Community College. We set up an appointment and Brendan came out, took measurements and gave us a quote in a few days. To say we were a little shocked at the price would be an understatement. We weren't prepared for the price of a half-decent used car. We definitely didn't want to take out a loan, so we told Brendan we needed time to beef up the savings account. All Brendan said was "No problem. Just call when you're ready." No sales pressure. No "this deal is only good for today." Not even a "your deck won't last until then." Simply call when you're ready. Now that is a business model I can get behind. Fast forward to this year. When we called Brendan and told him we're finally ready, he remembered us. He came out, made sure we were still ok with the plans and gave us some samples from which to choose. Once the contract was signed, the longest wait was for permits. When the construction crew arrived, they were very courteous and professional. They arrived promptly by 7:30 each morning and were great at keeping us updated as things progressed. It’s obvious they offer decades of experience. Now, all that’s well and good, but this deck is something else. Another reviewer put it succinctly: there are deck builders and there deck craftsmen. These are craftsmen and it’s obvious in the finished product. It’s true you get what you pay for, and it is an investment. But it is well worth it. We are so impressed with the entire experience. I’d give 10 stars if it were available" - David

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