Granville Lumber is a family owned business and have been delivering professional solutions to our contractor customers for over 50 years, we understand the quality and level of service you demand. We also understand that in this tough economy value is critical to remain competitive. At Granville Lumber we will stand behind you like we have for previous generations ensuring that you have the quality of product, and level of service that are so critical in meeting today's growing demands.

The value of our solution goes beyond simply the quality and service that you have come to expect from the team at Granville Lumber. The experience of our team is extensive across the broad spectrum of the building industry, ensuring that when you come in you will be working with someone who really does add value to your solution. Our team are experts in the latest building techniques and standards, ensuring that your solution stays ahead of the mainstream. 

Furthermore, our experience and expertise will help you manage and select the exact products for today's demanding projects and applications. Delivering them ontime, everytime.

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While there have never been more options for your decking material than today, traditional wood choices remain the most popular for a variety of reasons. Wood is a natural material that looks very good next to your house as part of your deck, it is usually very durable if taken care of, easy to install and reasonably priced.

Pressure treated wood which lasts about 15 years, is the least expensive and most common type of decking. Most pressure-treated wood is made from southern yellow pine. When working with this wood, stainless steel fasteners work best because of the woods highly corrosive nature.

Redwood and cedars are the next woods that are usually considered when building a deck and do well due to their natural defenses against rot and insects. They should last around 20 years, but are soft and easily damaged. These woods like all woods require sun blocking treatment to prevent fading due to the sun.

Another option gaining popularity because of its low maintenance requirements are the engineered or composite products. These are made by mixing plastic and wood waste fibers. They won't splinter and won't fade, but do need to be scrubbed to prevent mold or mildew build up. Compositives are heavier than traditional wood products and more expensive.