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2013 Remodeling Excellence Award

Adding A Deck To A House On A Hill

Certain municipalities have requirements for adding a deck onto the back of your home.  In this case, the deck couldn’t be higher than 3 feet from the ground.  Normandy Design Manager Troy Pavelka suggested a multi-level deck as a solution, so the homeowners could still have the large deck they desired.

“With multi-level decks It’s best to define separate functional uses for each of the deck levels before beginning, which will determine the size and layout needed for each level,” says Troy. “In this case, the first level was dedicated as a landing and barbecue area due to adjacency to the kitchen, while second level was smaller and more intimate area to gather as family, overlooking the patio, pergola and hot tub. The third and final primary deck area was the largest, offering an area to entertain guests and gather at times of celebration.”

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