Redwood is nature’s perfect material for decking. The inviting warmth of a redwood deck can be an attractive and elegant addition to any home. Mendocino Redwood is durable and time-tested. A redwood deck can be left to weather naturally or it can be finished to help protect it from the elements. In either case, redwood decks are functional, beautiful, and last for many years.

Redwood fences can provide privacy, protect children and pets, or add the finishing touch to a beautiful outdoor living space. There are as many options for building the perfect redwood fence as there is imagination. From traditional lattice-top designs on redwood fence panels to modern looks incorporating steel and wire, redwood is a durable and beautiful material for fencing projects.

Whether you want to support delicate plants, build flower beds, or create a structure for climbing vines to grow upon, redwood landscaping products fit the bill. Redwood is a durable, yet pliable softwood. It also shrinks and swells less than some other building materials and is less likely to warp, split, check, or cup. That means the beautiful flower bed you build today will remain beautiful for years to come.

Enhance your outdoor living space with garden structure ideas that are not only easy to build, but also beautiful and may add to your home’s overall value. Arbors can provide shade as well as an interesting visual focal point. Additional favorite garden structure ideas include sheds, barns, potting tables, garden pathways, and garden and flower beds.

Expand your home’s livable space with durable, beautiful redwood lawn furniture! Whether hosting a family BBQ or cocktail party for friends and neighbors, the right furniture is essential. Even small spaces can accommodate redwood furniture by incorporating built-in seating (such as on a deck or arbor).

The old-fashioned porch is new again as families look to connect with friends and neighbors in a cozy, outdoor setting. Leave the wood unfinished for a warm, natural look. Or, customize your porch by painting it to match existing features of your home. Either way, your porch will be built to last.