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Ground-Level Trex Composite Deck in Littleton, Colorado

Completed ground-level Trex composite deck wrapping around a Littleton home

Location

Littleton, Colorado

Project type

Composite Deck Construction

Completed

2024

— Project overview

About this Littleton Trex deck

Abricos LLC built this ground-level Trex composite deck from the ground up at a Littleton home in 2024. The deck wraps around two sides of the house and combines pressure-treated framing with Trex deck boards, a contrasting picture-frame border, coordinated corner transitions and finished fascia. The project was completed under the applicable building permit and passed the required inspections.

— Homeowner goal

Expanding the usable outdoor area

The homeowner wanted a durable outdoor surface that would connect the side yard with the rear entrance and provide more usable space around the house. The design needed to remain low to the surrounding grade while creating a consistent finished surface across the changing footprint.

— Starting point

Planning the deck around the existing home

The deck was constructed as a new outdoor feature around the existing house. The layout needed to account for exterior walls, doors, windows, drainage components and the available yard area while maintaining a continuous walking surface.

— Scope of work

What Abricos LLC completed

—Site preparation for the new deck footprint
—Construction of the deck from the ground up
—Pressure-treated perimeter and structural framing
—Joist layout around two sides of the home
—Framing transitions at the inside and outside corners
—Installation of Trex composite deck boards
—Construction of the contrasting picture-frame border
—Mitered and diagonal deck-board transitions
—Installation of perimeter fascia boards
—Finish detailing around the complete deck footprint
—Coordination of the project under the applicable building permit
—Completion of the required inspections

— Framing and finish coordination

Maintaining a continuous wraparound layout

Challenge

The deck footprint changes direction around the home and includes several inside and outside corners. Structural framing, board direction, perimeter borders and finished fascia needed to remain coordinated across the full wraparound layout.

Solution

Abricos LLC established the pressure-treated framing around the building footprint before laying out the Trex boards and picture-frame border. Directional transitions and mitered corners were incorporated into the finish pattern to create a visually connected deck surface.

— Construction process

Framing the new ground-level deck

Wide view of pressure-treated framing for a wraparound deck under construction in Littleton — The pressure-treated framing follows two sides of the home and establishes the deck's wraparound footprint.

Deck joists and corner framing being aligned during construction of a Littleton composite deck — Joist and perimeter framing were coordinated through the deck's directional changes before installation of the composite surface.

— Completed deck

The finished Trex composite surface

Finished wraparound Trex deck viewed from the backyard of a Littleton home — The finished deck follows the building footprint while maintaining open access to the doors and surrounding yard.

Detailed Trex picture-frame border and mitered corner on a ground-level deck in Littleton — The contrasting picture-frame border and mitered corner transitions define the perimeter of the composite deck.

— Result

A continuous low-maintenance outdoor surface

The finished deck provides a broad composite surface connecting the side and rear portions of the home. Trex decking, a coordinated picture-frame border, finished fascia and carefully organized directional transitions give the low-profile structure a consistent appearance across its wraparound footprint. The low-profile project was completed without a railing system.

— Project proof

What is confirmed about this Littleton deck

—Location and year. Littleton, Colorado, completed in 2024.
—Type. Ground-level composite deck built new, wrapping two sides of the house.
—Structure. Pressure-treated perimeter and structural framing, with framed transitions at the inside and outside corners.
—Surface. Trex composite deck boards with a contrasting picture-frame border, mitered and diagonal transitions and perimeter fascia.
—Approvals. Completed under the applicable building permit, with the required inspections passed.
—Railings. The low-profile deck was completed without a railing system.

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