DFC is an abbreviation for Deck and Fence Contracting Inc, a licensed and insured company specializing in the construction, remodeling, renovation, and repair of decks, porches, pavilions, gazebos, railings, privacy screens, rain curtains, fences, benches, and similar structures.
What does DFC stand for?
What types of materials do you use in your projects?
We utilize a variety of materials, including different woods, composite, PVC, and aluminum.
How much does it cost to get a project estimate?
Estimates and consultations are free.
How can I get in touch with you?
You can contact us by phone at 914-775-9272, via email at deckandfence@contractor.net, or by filling out the form on our website.
How long does it take to complete a project?
The duration varies; simple projects may be completed in one to a few days, while complex large projects may take up to one month.
Do you provide warranties for your projects?
Yes, we offer warranties for new projects, and the duration depends on the materials used.
Are your structures compliant with local building codes?
Absolutely, we adhere to both state and local building codes.
Is the cost of composite materials justified compared to wood?
Answer Yes. Indeed. Although composite and PVC materials may be more expensive than wood, their long life expectancy, low maintenance costs, and superior aesthetics make the investment worthwhile.
Why do different composite and PVC products vary in price?
The differences arise from varying levels of resistance to scratching and rates of expansion and contraction in different weather conditions.
Can I upgrade my deck from wood to composite?
Certainly. If the existing structure is in good condition, you can save money by only changing the decking boards. Occasionally, a slight upgrade of the structure may be necessary due to the distinct qualities of composite/PVC compared to wood.