Tailor Decks Unveils New Wood Pattern “TailorWood”

Dec. 2, 2008 - PRLog -- Atlanta, GA – John Paulin has seen just about everything when it comes to the world of decking.  He’s been building decks and screened porches for two decades now and has produced hundreds of quality decks and screened porches across metro Atlanta…an area many consider ideal for decks and screened porches due to its favorable climate and wonderful supply of quality lumber and availability.

Paulin runs a successful decking company called Tailor Decks that focuses on the upper-end homeowner.  Never one to just settle on the “norm”, Paulin’s always looking for better supplies and ways of building decks and screened porches.  One area of particular focus is the basic building ingredient in decks …the decking.

Paulin realized some time ago that decking material options for homeowners were cost prohibitive and impractical. With the decking industry being overwhelmed with so many composite decking materials, and exotic woods, Paulin saw the need and set out on a mission to produce an affordable, aesthetically-pleasing lumber alternative.  So, with the help of local lumber suppliers and mills, Paulin developed an alternative deck and porch flooring material that he has labeled “TailorWood”.  The product has already become the talk of the decking community and several deck builders have already put orders in.

Soon, Paulin will be introducing a website that will present the material along with other supplies dedicated to helping fellow deck builders.  “I’ve found a good, steady building material that I want to offer to my peers”, Paulin says.  “I think there’s a need for a more efficient material that will help all of us in bringing better value to our clients.”  Homeowners and deck builders alike look forward to such a development.

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Tailor Decks provides expert deck and screened porch designs, and installation. The company is headquartered out of Statham, GA and serves the metro Atlanta area and beyond. Their websites are http://www.tailordecks.com and http://www.atlantascreenporch.com.