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An elevated TimberTech composite deck in Dark Cocoa with stairs and black railings leading down to a concrete patio and backyard.

TimberTech Tigerwood Deck in Vadnais Heights, MN

Vadnais Heights, MN

10/06/26

Decks

This deck installation in Vadnais Heights, MN transformed a walk-out area into a comfortable extension of the home, with durable materials and a warm, finished look. TimberTech Legacy Collection decking in Tigerwood brings a rich wood aesthetic to the space, complemented by a matching Tigerwood drink rail. Black Westbury aluminum railing keeps the views open, while white fascia creates a clean contrast around the deck. Diamond Pier footings provide a strong foundation designed to perform well through Minnesota’s freeze-thaw conditions. The finished deck creates a low-maintenance outdoor space that feels naturally connected to the home and ready to host family and friends, or just a quiet evening with book.

An elevated TimberTech composite deck in Dark Cocoa with stairs and black railings leading down to a concrete patio and backyard.
A backyard view of a gray-sided house with a Dark Cocoa TimberTech deck featuring black railings and stairs leading to the lawn.
An elevated Dark Cocoa TimberTech deck with black railings and stairs, furnished with four chairs and a small table, attached to a house with gray siding.
An elevated backyard deck in Dark Cocoa with wide stairs, black railings, and four black chairs, viewed from above.
Aerial view of a rectangular Dark Cocoa TimberTech deck with black railings, featuring four chairs and two small side tables arranged in two seating areas.
TimberTech Coconut Husk deck steps with black metal railings leading up to a house with a green exterior.
Dark Cocoa wooden backyard deck with black railings and four matching Adirondack-style chairs and side tables.
A TimberTech deck in Dark Cocoa with black railings and chairs attached to the side of a grey house.
Two gray lounge chairs with black frames placed on either side of a small black side table on a TimberTech Dark Cocoa deck.
Two black chairs and a small side table on a Dark Cocoa composite deck with black metal railings.
Two Dark Cocoa Adirondack chairs and a small matching side table on a TimberTech composite deck with a black railing.
TimberTech outdoor wooden steps in Dark Cocoa with a black metal railing.
A corner of a Dark Cocoa TimberTech composite deck with a black metal railing.
Vertical Dark Cocoa TimberTech deck boards with visible gaps between them.
Two TimberTech Coconut Husk wooden deck planks with visible grain and water droplets.
Angled view of horizontal Dark Cocoa deck planks with visible wood grain.
Angled view of Dark Cocoa wood-look composite steps.
Dark Cocoa composite steps of an outdoor deck leading up from a grassy lawn.
A Coconut Husk composite deck railing with vertical black balusters.
A Dark Cocoa TimberTech post secured by a metal bracket to a concrete pier base, surrounded by landscaping rocks.
A black deck post base mounted on the corner of a TimberTech Dark Cocoa deck with white trim.
A light brown Coconut Husk composite deck railing with black metal balusters.
“Make it Home” and “Voyager Exteriors” logos displayed over a dark Cocoa TimberTech deck background.

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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