Composite Deck Installation in Scarborough

Composite decks offer superior durability, require virtually no maintenance (no staining, sealing, or painting), resist rot, insects, and fading, and come with long warranties.

In Scarborough, composite deck installation typically ranges from $45-75 per square foot, including the frame. Most projects fall between $8,500 and $38,000, with an average around $18,000.

We specialize in installing premium composite decking from leading brands like Trex Transcend, TimberTech Azek, and Fiberon, known for their quality and longevity.

Yes, most deck installations in the GTA require a building permit. We can guide you through the permit application process to ensure your project complies with all local regulations.

The timeline varies based on deck size and complexity, but most standard composite deck installations are completed within 1-3 weeks from start to finish, once permits are secured.

We use robust concrete sonotube footings to ensure a stable and long-lasting foundation for your composite deck, designed to withstand Scarborough's climate.

While not entirely "maintenance-free," composite decks require significantly less upkeep than wood. Occasional cleaning with soap and water is usually all that's needed to keep them looking great.

We proudly serve Scarborough and the entire Greater Scarborough Area (GTA), including Etobicoke, Scarborough, North York, Vaughan, Mississauga, Brampton, and surrounding communities.

Brick mortar on homes built before 1920 typically needs repointing every 50–75 years, while newer mortar may last 25–50 years. Signs include crumbling, cracked, or recessed mortar joints. Professional tuckpointing prevents water infiltration that can cause serious structural damage through freeze-thaw cycles.

Yes — we design and build decks optimized for compact urban lots. Multi-level designs, built-in seating, and privacy screens maximize usable space. We ensure proper permits are obtained and the structure meets current Ontario Building Code requirements.

Older homes often have undersized or deteriorated eavestroughs that can't handle heavy rainfall. We replace aging gutters with properly sized 5" or 6" aluminum systems, ensure correct slope for drainage, and install gutter guards where appropriate to reduce maintenance.