If you are building, or currently have, an elevated deck, we can install an under-deck drainage system below it and create a separate outdoor living space. DBS has experience installing multiple types of systems, and we can help you determine the best option for your needs. Some systems will allow you to add lighting, ceiling fans, speakers, and even gas for an outdoor kitchen. Working together, we can design an outdoor living space that will become an oasis for your family!
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1 – We built this deck using a Trex RainEscape under-deck drainage system, allowing our clients to double their outdoor living space. The decking is TimberTech Legacy Tigerwood laid at a 45-degree angle. We used the Fortress Fe26 Axis Horizontal Infill steel deck railing.
2 – The elevated deck was constructed using a Trex RainEscape under-deck drainage system. The owners decided to install a tongue-and-groove ceiling in Blue Stain Pine, complete with multiple can lights. As a result, they now have a stunning additional outdoor living space beneath their deck!
3 – Another Beetle Kill Pine tongue and groove ceiling installed on an under-deck drainage system. We also had electric wiring installed for the outdoor lights.
4 – This gorgeous custom deck with a gabled cover was built with an under-deck drainage system. The owners were able to double their outdoor living space with this addition. We also installed recessed lighting at the owners’ request.
5 – We built a custom Tigerwood deck with an under-deck drainage system installed below, allowing the owners to create this additional, comfortable outdoor living space.
6 – The owners created their own private space by installing an under-deck drainage system with a Beetle Kill Pine tongue and groove ceiling with recessed lighting. We also installed a wood swing at the homeowners’ request.
7 – Here you can see the gutter system that is installed with an under-deck drainage system, to move the water out, creating a whole new living space.
8 – Working with the owners, we designed and built this deck with a metal under-deck drainage system so they could double their outdoor living space.
9 – For this under-deck drainage system we installed a flat ceiling using Blue Stain Beetle Kill Pine with a clear finish.
10 – This elevated deck features a Trex RainEscape system with a flat, redwood ceiling. The ceiling has been stained with a triple board picture frame border.
11 – This system is covered by an end-match flat ceiling. The gutters match the decking colors to blend in seamlessly.
12 – This elevated deck was built with a metal under-deck drainage system, allowing the homeowners to create more living space below.
Installation of a Trex RainEscape System
Installing a Trex RainEscape under-deck drainage system.
In a Trex RainEscape under-deck drainage system the bladders will collect the water dripping through the deck above.
Almost complete, but uncovered, Trex RainEscape under-deck drainage system.
