Materials & Comparisons
3 guides for the Raleigh-Durham Triangle homeowners, written and fact-checked by the Raleigh Home Projects Editorial Team.
Materials & ComparisonsComposite vs. Wood Decking in the Triangle ClimateWalk through any Triangle subdivision and you'll see the full life cycle of wood decks: new yellow-green pressure-treated boards, gray weathered decks with raised grain, and older ones that have been re-stained a dozen times. Composite Materials & ComparisonsLVP vs. Hardwood Over a Triangle Crawl SpaceIn most Triangle houses, the floor you walk on sits a couple of feet above dirt, separated by a vented crawl space that breathes the same humid summer air as the rest of the region. That matters more to your flooring choice than almost anytMaterials & ComparisonsShingles vs. Metal Roofs for Triangle HomesMost Triangle roofs are asphalt shingle, and most re-roofs stay that way. But "asphalt shingle" covers a range of products, and metal has become more common on farmhouse-style new builds, porches and some older homes. Here's h
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