Composite and PVC decking have become increasingly popular across Durham Region, York Region, Kawartha Lakes, and the East GTA due to their modern appearance, low maintenance requirements, and long-term durability compared to traditional wood decks. However, the cost of a professionally built deck can vary significantly depending on factors such as: deck size elevation and structural requirements stairs and landings railing systems decking material selection custom outdoor li

What’s the Best Choice for Your Backyard? If you’re building a new deck in Ontario, one of the biggest decisions you’ll make is the decking material itself. With our freeze-thaw winters, wet springs, and hot summer sun, not all materials perform the same. Today’s most common options are: PVC decking Composite decking Pressure-treated lumber Cedar decking Each has its place. Let’s break down what they’re made of, how they perform in Ontario weather, and what homeowners should

Winter weather can be tough on outdoor spaces, especially in climates that experience repeated freeze-thaw cycles. Fortunately, composite and PVC decking are designed to handle snow, ice, and sub-zero temperatures far better than traditional wood. With a few simple care steps, we can keep our deck safe, clean, and in excellent condition all winter long — without risking damage to the surface. Why Composite & PVC Decks Perform Well in Winter Unlike wood, composite and PVC deck