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Outdoor Living
Conversions.
Most homes with a second-story deck have hundreds of square feet of unused space beneath it, exposed to rain, mud and debris. An underdeck installation converts that wasted space into a dry, finished outdoor living area at a fraction of the cost of an addition or sunroom.
What You Can Create
Covered Outdoor Patio
The most common use. Add outdoor furniture, a rug and string lights, and you have a covered patio that stays usable in heavy rain.
Outdoor Kitchen or Bar
The dry-ceiling system makes it practical to install an outdoor kitchen, grill station, or wet bar beneath the deck, protected from rain and direct sun.
Hot Tub or Spa Enclosure
Many Georgia homeowners place a hot tub under the deck where it's sheltered from both rain and full sun, which makes year-round use practical.
Workout or Hobby Space
A dry, shaded space with a finished ceiling is a viable outdoor gym, workshop or hobby area, especially where there is access from the main level above.
Kids Play Area
Covered and visible from the kitchen, under-deck spaces make good year-round play areas that stay clean and dry.
The Return On Investment
Real estate appraisers consistently assign value to outdoor living square footage in Georgia. A finished underdeck space adds usable covered square footage, which is the kind of improvement an appraiser can measure, while increasing the daily usability of your home during Georgia's 9-month outdoor season.
See What's Possible Under Your Deck
Free in-home assessment. We'll walk you through your options and give you a written quote.