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CorrectDeck Decking Reviews

CorrectDeck composite decking is manufactured by Correct Bldg. Products in Biddleford, ME.CorrectDeck CX uses Antimicrobial Protection to prevent mold growth. This low maintenance material is available in Merlot, Mahogany, Cedar, Pebble, Coastal Gray, Sage for approximately $3.39 per linear foot. CorrectDeck can be installed with the Fastenator Hidden Fastener System. The classic board is radius edged the signature board has grooved sides. The rapid rail system and fascia trim board can be purchased to finish the rest of your deck. CorrectDeck products come with a 25 Year Warranty. 

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