An elevated TimberTech deck in Vadnais Heights featuring a dining set, umbrella, and grill, with stairs leading down to a lawn.

TimberTech Deck with Cable Railing in Centerville, MN

Vadnais Heights, MN

10/27/26

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This TimberTech deck with cable railing in Centerville, MN, brings together warm Tigerwood decking, sleek black horizontal cable railing, and crisp white AZEK trim for a beautiful outdoor retreat. The spacious, multi-level design creates inviting areas for dining, relaxing, and entertaining, while the open railing preserves views of the backyard. Built with TimberTech Legacy Collection decking and thoughtful finishing details, this custom deck blends lasting performance with a welcoming, modern style.

A two-story grey house with a large TimberTech Tigerwood deck featuring a staircase, patio furniture, and a tan umbrella, overlooking a green lawn in Vadnais Heights.
An elevated TimberTech Tigerwood deck featuring wood-look composite planks, black metal railings with horizontal cable infill, a dining set, and an umbrella.
Two-story house with a raised Tigerwood deck featuring black Westbury railings and a patio umbrella.
A Tigerwood deck in Vadnais Heights furnished with black metal chairs, a round table, and a large beige umbrella.
A TimberTech Tigerwood deck with a table and chairs shaded by a tan umbrella, set against the side of a house.
A TimberTech deck in Vadnais Heights with wicker furniture and two round tables sits below outdoor stairs with a cable railing leading to the upper level.
Two wicker patio chairs with gray cushions sit on a stamped concrete patio next to a small table on a TimberTech deck in Vadnais Heights.
Close-up of a Westbury railing on a TimberTech deck, featuring a black metal stair railing with horizontal cable infill and a square post cap.
TimberTech Tigerwood deck with a wooden staircase, featuring a black metal post and cable railing overlooking a green lawn.
A close-up of black metal railing posts installed on a TimberTech Tigerwood deck, with a patio set in the blurred background.
A TimberTech Tigerwood deck with a black metal cable railing and a candle lantern, overlooking a backyard with trees and a walking path.
Patio table set with a large beige umbrella on a Westbury railing deck.
A backyard TimberTech deck in Vadnais Heights with Westbury railings, featuring chairs with floral cushions, a small side table, and a covered grill, overlooking a residential neighborhood.
Elevated TimberTech Tigerwood deck in Vadnais Heights featuring a brown surface, black railings, outdoor dining furniture under a tan umbrella, and a small seating area with chairs.
Textured dark gray stamped concrete surface beside a Tigerwood deck in Vadnais Heights, with a thin seam running across the concrete.
A sunny TimberTech Tigerwood deck featuring a dining table with chairs under a large beige umbrella and a secondary seating area with two chairs near the house.
An elevated TimberTech deck in Vadnais Heights featuring a dining set, umbrella, and grill, with stairs leading down to a lawn.
“MAKE IT HOME” text above the Voyager Exteriors signature and a hammer logo on a Westbury railing deck.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How long should my custom deck last?

Trex® decks can last up to 30 years with little maintenance. Cedar will last 15 years or so in good condition, and pressure treated will last 10+ years before needing to be re-stained or painted.

How much does a new custom deck cost?

A basic Trex decks with stairs starts around $20,000

How quickly can I get approved for financing?

It takes about 24-72 hours or 1-3 business days to get approved after going through the complete application for financing. We work closely with Service Finance and make sure your approval process is a smooth as possible. We can not guarantee approval, but we make sure the homeowners we serve understand and utilize their options.

What are the benefits of a composite deck vs. real wood?

Composite decking, like TimberTech or Trex, is built to last with minimal maintenance, resisting moisture, fading, rot, and splintering with simple cleaning. Wood decking offers a classic, natural look and a lower upfront cost but requires regular upkeep. Some homeowners choose wood for its traditional feel and ability to refinish, while others prefer composite decking for its long-term durability, low maintenance, and reliable outdoor performance.

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