Casey Fence and Deck

Benches and Planter Boxes

At Casey Fence & Deck we take great pride in tailoring each project to satisfy your needs while enhancing your lifestyle. We offer a variety of options to customize your design, such as benches and planter boxes. Any of these custom features are designed especially for you!

Benches

Casey Fence & Deck offers a variety of bench styles and materials. Choose from built-in corner or movable, large or small, or custom angled back benches.

Lightning Bolt Cedar Bench — Built in cedar bench that follows the contour of the deck - Boonsboro, MD.

Lowered Octagon with Angled Back Cedar Bench and Planter Box in Gaithersburg MD — 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. - Gaithersburg, MD.

Octagon with Built In Wrap Around Cedar Bench in Walkersville — 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.

Unique Built In Bench with Angled Back — Deck features a unique built in bench with angled back and custom arm rest. - Middletown, MD.

Multiple Pattern Fiberon IPE Deck — This deck features multi pattern Fiberon IPE decking with Fiberon Chestnut inlay and picture frame border. - Hagerstown, MD

Custom Bench and Planter Boxes add to the uniqueness of this deck - Middletown, MD.

Built in Cedar Corner Bench — Custom Herring Bone basket Weave Board pattern with built in cedar corner bench - Woodridge at Linganore in New Market, MD

Many Features Compliment this Deck in Middletown Maryland — This Sleek ground level Timbertech composite pool deck in Middletown, MD. has a built in bar shelf, built in combination pool equipment storage / bench and matching planter boxes, wrap around steps and Low Voltage lighting. - Middletown, 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.

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.

Integrated Benches to Sit and Relax — To break up the long span we incorporated 2 benches that were 10 feet long and 2 feet deep. - Ballenger at Linton, Frederick MD.

Deck Shows True Pride in Craftsmanship in Ijamsville Maryland — We incorporated inlays of 3 Fiberon Rosewood boards between the several different decking patterns. - Ijamsville, MD

Pink Panther Walkersville MD — This 392 square foot (28x14) multi level project in the Deerfield development of Walkersville, Maryland comes with many unique features. nWe replaced an old wood deck with a product completely impervious to the elements, water, rot, fungal decay, or insects. This product is a 100% fiberglass reinforced composite framing made by Owens Cornimg (Owens Corning Lumber). There is ZERO wood anywhere on this 100% Maintenance Free Deck. nThe decking for this project is Fiberon Good Life composite Cabana decking with a custom triple border using Fiberon Earl Grey. nDeck also features a custom black poly Boardwalk style skirt detail under the deck for a more complete finish. nAdditional Project details:nSteel surface mount rail posts (3 times stronger than wood) nWhite vinyl 6x6 rail post sleevesnWhite PVC trellis with built in bar top. nWhite vinyl rails with black round aluminum balusters and a full width cocktail rail (deck board rail cap) on top. nLMT low voltage LED riser lights in the step between levels and the stair risers nA comfortable 4.5 foot wide staircase nCamo edge clips to fasteners down the decking nFastenmaster Ledgerloks n - Walkersville MD

"We are extremely pleased with our deck. Form and function. It is much sturdier than most decks we’ve seen. And the design— wrought iron spokes and a railing to match the deck material— is new but classic. So glad we did not order the builder deck which was much less value for the money. Brendan was a pleasure to work with and was committed to our being happy with the finished product. And we are. In a previous house, we replaced the original deck with a composite one in 2001, and it still looks new almost twenty years later. We’d never build a treated wood deck again. They just look worse with time. This is the way to go." - Patrica

Planter Boxes

Our craftsmen at Casey Fence & Deck always enjoy the opportunity to build customized planter boxes into our projects. They can be on the deck or designed to enhance the outside of a lower level deck. We have been known to illuminate our planter with concealed accent lights. Ask our design professional for ideas.

Beautiful PVC Deck Railing with Planters — We integrated matching planter boxes right onto the railings. - Bethesda, MD

Fiberon IPE and Rosewood Planter Boxes with matching bench — The Planter Boxes and Bench were a nice addition to this project. - Ijamsville, MD

Screen Gazebo with Wrap Around Steps and More in Frederick MD — This deck features a screened in Gazebo with wrap around steps, Planter boxes and a built in bench - Frederick, MD.

Herringbone Basket Weave Deck with Planter Boxes — We did a Herringbone Basket weave board pattern and then added planter boxes - 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