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K & P Limited
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Serving Oklahoma City, OK and surrounding areas

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In business since 1988

Free estimates

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"Kevin from K&P. Was wonderful his repair on my porch was perfect. He stayed in contact with me explaining the structural problem and how to fix it. I plan on hiring him again next week. Great experience!"
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Blue Ocean Construction LLC
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Serving Oklahoma City, OK and surrounding areas

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"Excellent service. Professional communication. Expert construction. Very reasonable pricing. Pleasant to work with. Will definitely hire again."
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FAQs for deck or porch projects in Oklahoma City, OK

Northern white cedar is the most affordable cedar decking type and delivers exceptional value with low material expenditures. This option provides proven cost efficiency, meets essential durability standards, and is easy to paint or stain to meet your aesthetic preferences. By comparison, eastern red and western red cedar supply extra longevity and richer texture for a modest increase in investment.

Yes, cedar is a great choice for decking material. It offers a timeless look and natural resistance to decay and insect damage. Keep in mind that cedar requires regular maintenance, like resealing and cleaning, to keep it in top shape. With proper care, a cedar deck can enhance the appeal and value of your outdoor space for years to come.

No, cedar is not pressure-treated because it contains oils and tannins that naturally resist insect damage, rot, and decay. With regular maintenance, including annual cleaning and resealing every two to three years, cedar maintains its structural integrity and pleasing appearance for 10 to 15 years or more. Cedar’s natural durability, without need for chemical treatments, makes it an environmentally friendly option for outdoor structures like decks.

You should stain or seal your cedar deck every two to three years to maintain its appearance and longevity. This helps protect the wood from moisture, mold, and environmental damage, preserving its natural color and extending its lifespan. Regular maintenance keeps your outdoor space both attractive and durable season after season.

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