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RV Decks: Expand Your Outdoor Living Space
You chose the RV lifestyle for freedom, adventure, and the great outdoors. But if you're honest, that tiny step coming out of your RV door isn't exactly "outdoor living." What if you had a real deck at your RV site? A place to set up chairs, fire up the grill, and actually spread out? That's exactly what an RV deck provides—and it's more achievable than you might think. The RV Deck Concept An RV deck is a portable deck designed to complement your RV setup. It sits adjacent to

Beau Raley
3 days ago5 min read


What is a Portable Deck? Everything You Need to Know
If you've been looking into deck options for your home, you might have come across the term "portable deck" and wondered what exactly that means. Is it like a folding table? Can you roll it around your yard? Does it actually stay put? Let's clear up the confusion. A portable deck is a high-quality, permanent outdoor living space. It's just built differently than what you might expect. Portable Deck vs. Traditional Deck: The Basic Difference Traditional deck: A contractor com

Beau Raley
5 days ago5 min read


Why Spring is the Perfect Time to Plan Your New Deck
Posted by Hershy Decks | Spring 2026 There's something about those first warm days of spring that gets Texas homeowners thinking about their backyards. The trees are budding, the birds are back, and suddenly that empty space behind your house feels like wasted potential. If you've been thinking about adding a deck, spring isn't just a good time to start planning, it's the best time. Here's why smart homeowners order their decks in March and April instead of waiting until sum

Beau Raley
Feb 194 min read
Deck Building Permits in Texas: Local Requirements by City (2026)
Posted by Hershy Decks | Your Central Texas Portable Deck Experts Please note, situations and circumstances vary. Content below for educational purposes only and may contain errors. Please confirm any information you read online with your local permit office. Planning to add a deck to your Texas home? One of the first questions homeowners ask is: "Do I need a permit?" The answer depends on where you live. Texas doesn't have a statewide building code—each city, county, and j

Beau Raley
Feb 195 min read
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