The CAMO Hidden Deck Fastening System is the first hidden fastening system to easily and affordably attach deckboards to the substructure. The system includes:

• CAMO Hidden Fasteners
• CAMO Marksman™ and Marksman Pro™ tools
• CAMO Driver Bits
• CAMO Clearing Tool

CAMO Hidden Fasteners were independently tested by Architectural Testing Inc. (ATI) and exceeded ASTM Uplift Resistance standards in all solid and grooved wood, composite, and PVC and boards tested. CAMO also exceeded ASTM Thermal Cycling standards in all solid wood, composite, and PVC and boards tested.

CAMO offers a Limited Lifetime Warranty that guarantees against rust and corrosion for the life of the project.


 

The rear foundation wall of this structure was pushed into house almost seven inches, causing the deck to be supported by the brick only. The brick collapsed eventually causing the deck to collapse with it.

The Robert Becker Group engineered five counter forts to be placed on the exterior of the foundation wall. Once the wall was re-leveled and the supports were installed, it was re-sealed and a new footer drain was put in. The interior of this home recieved several steel supports as shown in the pictures. The masonry repair was done by Bruce Ryan’s Masonry Construction, after which a brand new deck manufactured by Azek was installed independently of the house.

Special thanks to the suppliers we utilized on this project; Hill top Concrete, Buckeye Concrete Pumping, Frederick Steel, E-Z Rental, and McCabe Lumber Company.

From the home owner:

“ It went extremely well. This was a traumatic incident and once I finally got the plan and the work began, I felt like the whole job was in very capable hands. Tyler Hughes, the owner was on sight all but one day of the entire job. He and his crew are very professional and polite – which was great considering how long I had to live with them. Tyler is educated in his field, and his education and experience were apparent. The job took longer than originally anticipated because of a LOT of rainy weather, but they did everything they could to stay on my job until it was completed. They arrived promptly every day and worked hard while they were here. The job required a lot of coordination and was handled in a very orderly manner. This was an expensive job, but the price was fair for the work. ”

(Report from Angie’s List)