Built with Green Shield's Tropical Walnut rice hull composite deck boards. Perfect for an outdoor space Ricky and Danielle will never have to stain again.
Ricky and Danielle's New Green Shield Deck
When Ricky and Danielle needed a new deck to keep their toddler safe, they turned to Green Shield Deck Builders.
When Safety is a Concern Choose Green Shield
Concerned for their children's safety Ricky and Danielle turned to Green Shield to upgrade their old deck into a forever investment.
About Ricky and Danielle's Deck Project
Green Shield recently partnered with Ricky and Danielle, homeowners in Grand Rapids, Michigan, to solve a critical safety issue: a dangerously eroded deck. What began as a structural necessity evolved into a modern, custom-engineered outdoor living space.
During the design phase, a Green Shield Deck Designer provided clear visualizations and expert suggestions to bridge the gap between the couple’s vision and a functional reality. By expanding the deck’s footprint and integrating a custom safety gate for their young son, Green Shield ensured the new build met premier safety standards without compromising on design.
Efficiency remains a Green Shield hallmark. The crew, arrived ahead of schedule to begin the transformation. The result is a low maintenance deck that eliminates the burden of staining and painting. While the new space is visually stunning, its true value lies in the durability of the engineering. Ricky and Danielle no longer worry about structural decay; instead, the family focuses on grilling and spending time together on a deck built for a lifetime.
Features of Ricky and Danielle's Deck
A Green Shield classic, Black Baluster Aluminum Deck Railing resists rust and is built to last. Available with matching gate options for safety conscious homeowners like Ricky and Danielle.
Ricky and Danielle invested in a deck built to last. Green Shield provides the industry’s only true lifetime warranty, engineered for permanent peace of mind. This protection is fully transferable, ensuring the deck remains a premier asset for future homeowners.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Getting Ready to Build Your Green Shield Deck
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Green Shield Deck Builders offers free Deck Checks because it is important to raise awareness around deck safety. Every year over [var:injuriesPerYear] people are injured on decks. Green Shield wants to make sure you, your family, and friends can enjoy quality time on the deck. Faulty railings, loose deck boards, and hidden moisture are all risks to your family and friends. Don’t hesitate to have a Green Shield Deck Designer check your deck.
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Yes! Green Shield is known for handling permits for every project. Year round, our permitting department works with local municipalities to make sure your deck is safe, up to local ordinances, and inside your property lines. Permits can be a headache for homeowners and can cost $1000 or more on top of construction costs. Green Shield includes the cost of permitting in our flat rate quote, giving homeowners peace of mind.
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To get started on a new Green Shield deck project, you will need to connect with our team. Just fill out the form on our website. Members of our team will be in touch with you shortly so watch for our return calls!
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Green Shield’s NADRA partnership is part of our commitment to year-round deck safety. As a NADRA Safety Ambassador, Green Shield Deck Builders helps to raise awareness of the risks bad decks pose and provides options to homeowners. Our Deck Checks are free of charge. Homeowners are encouraged to have their deck inspected annually.
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Every year more than 55,000 people are injured by a deck or wood porch. In 2022-2023 the Consumer Product Safety Commission estimated more than 30,000 seniors ages 65 years and older were injured due to a fall on a deck, porch, or balcony. With more than half of the 60 million decks in the United States in need of repair or replacement, your deck should be checked annually for issues. Use the following short checklist to get started and be sure to contact Green Shield for assistance.