Composite deck with black metal privacy screen panels, black fascia trim, and illuminated deck stairs in a residential backyard

TimberTech White Oak Deck Installation — Blaine, MN

Blaine, MN

05/18/26

Decks

This deck installation in Blaine, MN leads with an elevated color combination — White Oak from the TimberTech Terrain Plus Collection, accented with black fascia. This made the deck feel seamless against the home's siding and modern lines. Cable railing maintains an unobstructed view of the natural Minnesota prairie , while riser lights warm the stair entrance and carry the space beautifully into the evening. The Hideaway wall rounds it out with just the right amount of privacy. At Voyager Exteriors, every upgrade on this deck was chosen with the homeowner's experience in mind . This deck is new, but it looks like it has always been there.

Completed composite deck with metal railing on a modern two-storey home with dark siding
Overhead view of a completed composite deck with black metal railing adjacent to a brick home and manicured lawn
Completed composite deck with black privacy fence and Adirondack chairs overlooking a residential lawn
Composite deck with black privacy screen and cable railing overlooking wooded yard
Composite deck with black metal privacy screen panels, black fascia trim, and illuminated deck stairs in a residential backyard
Composite deck privacy wall with horizontal slat screening and black metal posts
Composite deck with black metal privacy screen and white oak stairs attached to a dark grey residential home
Exterior deck stairs with black risers, light wood treads, cable railing, and integrated riser lighting
Close-up of composite deck stairs with cable railing and recessed riser lighting
Close-up of black composite fascia board with recessed riser light on deck stair edge
Cable railing system with stainless steel cables and black posts on composite deck stairs
Black wrapped deck post footings set in white gravel base with yellow siding and stone wall visible
Aerial view of a completed composite deck with black railings attached to a tan vinyl-sided home
Completed composite deck with black metal railings and cable balusters attached to a modern grey siding home
Voyager Exteriors brand logo and tagline displayed on a modern exterior structure

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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