Woodland Park Composite Deck with a Warm Cedar Look
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Woodland Park Composite Deck with a Warm Cedar Look

Composite deck in Woodland Park, NJ by House of Decks LLC. A weathered wood deck replaced with cedar-tone capped composite, a black aluminum rail, and white fascia.

Woodland Park, NJ
Completed 2026-04-01

Project Story

From Start to Finish

Discovery

What We Found

The Woodland Park deck had faded to a gray-brown with uneven wear across the walking surface, especially near the back door and stair landing. Several boards had raised grain and old stain buildup, and the rail caps showed water spots from repeated exposure. The homeowner wanted the space refreshed before using it more in the warmer months, and this time without a stain schedule.

The Challenge

What Made It Tricky

Part of the deck sits in shade, so that end held moisture longer and had aged faster than the rest. The deck also wraps into a courtyard between two wings of the house, which means more corners and more careful board layout than a straight run.

Our Approach

How We Built It

We removed the weathered deck and built the new one on a fresh frame, surfaced in cedar-tone capped composite with hidden fasteners so the warm color is in the board and not on it. A black aluminum railing runs the perimeter, the rim and posts are wrapped in white, and the stair to the lawn was built to match. The courtyard section was laid out so the board runs meet cleanly at the corners.

The Result

The Finished Deck

The finished deck has an even, warm cedar color from one end of the house to the other, including the shaded courtyard side. The white fascia and black rail give the light-blue house a clean edge, and the surface will not need sanding or staining to stay this way.

Client Outcome

How They Use It

The homeowner uses the deck for grilling, sitting outside, and family gatherings without the worn, faded look, and without a staining weekend on the calendar every year or two.

How We Built It

The Build Process

1

In-Home Estimate

We met with the homeowner in Woodland Park, inspected the weathered deck, and reviewed cedar-tone capped composite samples against the house.

2

Demolition and Framing

The crew removed the old deck and built a new frame along the full back of the house and into the courtyard.

3

Decking

We installed the cedar-tone capped composite boards with hidden fasteners, laying out the courtyard corners so the runs meet cleanly.

4

Railing, Wraps, and Walkthrough

The black aluminum railing, white fascia, and post wraps were installed, then we reviewed the finished deck with the homeowner.

““The deck had seen better days, and now it looks clean and solid again. The crew was on time, easy to talk to, and kept the job moving.””

Brian T.

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