I realize Im pretty off topic but do anybody know a good site to stream newly released movies online?

@Dawson Thiago Lately I have been using Flixzone. Just search on google for it :)

@Dante Kaiser yup, been watching on flixzone for months myself :D

@Dante Kaiser thanks, I went there and it seems to work :) I really appreciate it!!

@Dawson Thiago you are welcome =)

Thank you!

Thanks Steve.

I just that at Home Depot. Why is it the best?

If you’re looking composite I think Fiberon, TimberTech and Trex are your way to go. Then it just depends on budget. If you grabbed the cheat sheet filter it by composite and then price per linear foot. That should help narrow your thoughts.

I’ll have to check. Might have made a typo on that one.

Yes. They differ in aesthetics, durability, and price point. Select is in the middle.

Thank you. I think it will really depend on your location. Contractors in Bay Area are way more expensive than other areas. If your contractor is fully insured it will be more than a solo-handyman. I'll let you know when I do my project how it shakes out price wise.

Thank you. I am getting quotes in the $17-20k for 240 sqft in diagonal pattern for Trex Transcend with new subframe. I am in the Boston area.

$17k-$20k for a 12'x12' deck is #^%#$*!#%$ insane!!!

regarding getting a price estimate for a deck, it's like going to a doctor and asking for the cost of a particular surgery. Prices vary on items that aren't discussed. My example, every area, every city will have it's cost of living multiplier. Of course, then you have supply and demand of the season for labor and materials. Professional contractor or UbuildIt Uself? Substructure: what quality wood are you using, inexpensive or Grade 1. How high are you off the ground, are you attaching to a house or building free standing? Will you have steps leading to the ground, what kind of soil do you have for footers? Do you have ventilation around-thru the deck or building in the woods covered by trees (hence debris all the time, the deck's structure could always be damp). Do you want a simple decking pattern, or a herringbone-diagonal that requires more joists than other decking. Even the quality of the decking may demand the joists are closer together. Will your pressure treated substructure be wrapped for that completed look? Oh, what type of railing do you want (metal, composite, combination) and how high will your railing be. Lighted or not, what colors as there are basic costs and special colors cost more. I could go on, and I am just an amatheur who want a solid, well built deck. Any price for the same size could vary by over 100% if your Uncle Bob who knows which end of the hammer to use. Plus, no-one uses hammers any more.

Same here. Why not link directly to the google sheet? I suspect I'm about to get so much spam...

you have access to the spreadsheet without adding anything, at least it was accessible to me using gmail.

@@jaybrignac1523 My point is that he provided a link to the spreadsheet that forces you to give him a valid email address, before you can access the spreadsheet.

@@jaybrignac1523 I checked the link again in the description. It's now a direct link to the spreadsheet. Before, it took you to a site that asked you for a valid email address before it would give you the link. I think it would email you the link, which is how it forced you to provide a valid address, if I recall correctly. I never gave it a valid address. So, I'm assuming the last part.

look under the buyers guide, it's there now at least.

You should get an email with the sheet? Did you check spam folder?

you can find the link to the excel spreadsheet without entering an email address, it's under the buyers guide and very simple to use (at least with gmail).

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