RainTight Decks & Screen Rooms Sells High Quality Yet Affordable Under Deck Kits
Dec 31, 2019
December 31, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - 
O’Fallon, MO based Raintight Decks & Screen Rooms is pleased to announce that they are dedicated to giving each and every customer the ultimate underdecking system to fit their specific needs. They install under deck systems locally in St. Louis and the surrounding areas of St. Peters, St. Charles, O’Fallon, and Wentzville, MO but also sell do-it-yourself (DIY) kits that can be shipped nationwide. Customers simply need to fill out an under deck dimension checklist, send it to RainTight and the kit will be shipped out shortly.
As noted on the company’s website, RainTight manufactures, supplies, and installs watertight ceilings beneath a home’s current above-ground deck. They also supply screen room enclosures and permanent overhead covers that can be installed around existing patios, decks, or porches. There are no permits required for the installation of these systems, and they are permanent and watertight.
Anne Seibert from RainTight explains that installing an under deck system is a perfect way to add a living space that can be used for storage, entertainment, or just a place to unwind. “RainTight underdecking systems provide a low profile and streamlined finish to create a ceiling below the joists of your above-ground deck. The panels and gutters we use for our underdecking are all seamless, smooth-finished aluminum that is virtually maintenance free and lasts a lifetime,” she says. Seibert also points out that the company does not sell pre-fabricated parts because they custom make each one specifically for each home and its unique specifications. This ensures that the under deck ceiling fits perfectly for many years to come.
“We also take pride in manufacturing each part of the system in-house, which allows us to have full control over the manufacturing process and ensure that quality is maintained throughout,” she says. In addition, RainTight decks are made from top quality and heavy duty aluminum steel that is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions. Their systems are not only engineered for complete water diversion and protection but they are also sturdy enough to support ceiling fans, lights, and other fixtures.
Homeowners across the country who are looking for affordable and DIY underdecking systems may browse RainTight’s website to shop under deck kits that can be customized depending on their requirements. Since RainTight offers custom made parts and pieces, homeowners no longer have to pay extra for wastage and extra materials due to length or size restraints. The company also offers free consultation, sending a knowledgeable professional out to assess the space and present a concept design for the client’s approval. Lastly, RainTight highlights that all of their products are 100% made and assembled in the U.S.
RainTight is a trusted supplier of affordable and quality underdecking system in the greater Missouri area, with more than 80 years of total combined experience in product development, engineering, and construction. Many of their previous customers also attest to the quality of the underdecking systems that they offer. In fact, they have hundreds of positive reviews and recommendations across various platforms and review websites online.
Wendy G., in a 5-star review on bestlocalreviews.com, says, “We had a great experience with RainTight. We had more issues on our end and they were very accommodating to our needs. They were fantastic to work with and their crew was very nice as well. They cranked and got the job done in a day. Very efficient. We are very pleased with their craftsmanship. We would definitely recommend them to anyone and would use them again in the future. Thank you so much for making it an easy project to accomplish.”
Meanwhile, Lynn Wall, in another glowing review, says, “Our installers were excellent. Besides their quality work, I was very impressed by their work ethic and the respect given to me, the client. We are having a lot of work done on our house. It's been a long time since I have seen this kind of workmanship. Very much appreciated.”
Complete details can be found on the company’s website. Alternatively, homeowners may contact RainTight for a quote via email or by calling their service hotline. Interested parties may follow RainTight on their official social media pages as well to stay up to date with their latest news and important announcements.
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For more information about Raintight Decks & Screenrooms, contact the company here:
Raintight Decks & Screenrooms
Anne Seibert
636-357-8385
[email protected]
221 O’Fallon Plaza
O’Fallon, MO 63366
ReleaseID: 60033098
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