1 / 4Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
Siding and outdoor living on a view-lot ranch above Coeur d'Alene. Board-and-batten walls with stacked-stone accents, new black-framed windows set and flashed during the siding sequence, and a covered composite deck under a tongue-and-groove cedar ceiling with floor-to-ceiling glass panels that pocket away toward the valley view.
We sequenced the build so the deck ledger was membrane-flashed into the wall before a single panel of board-and-batten went up, which is the step that keeps view-lot decks from leaking a decade later. The TimberTech field was framed to the manufacturer's tighter on-center spec for the picture-frame border, the stone veneer went in over a drainage mat with weeps at the base course, and the cedar tongue-and-groove ceiling was back-primed before install to keep it stable over an unconditioned space.
Like every Domex project, this one ran on a written, line-item proposal, was installed by our own licensed crews in Washington and Idaho, and is backed by our 12-month workmanship warranty on top of the manufacturer warranties on every product we installed.
