Deck Consultation
Material

PRESSURE TREATED WOOD
Inexpensive fir infused with an anti-decay and insecticide agent, pressure treated decking is a low cost favorite.
- COST: The cheapest option
- LOOKS: Not a stunner but can be stained
- MAINTENANCE: Treat with water repellent every couple of years
- LONGEVITY: 15 years

CEDAR
This perennial favorite is inexpensive, easy to work with, and good looking
- COST: Middle range cost
- LOOKS: An interesting, consistent grain
- MAINTENANCE: Expect annual refinishing
- LONGEVITY: 20 years

COMPOSITE
Made of wood fiber combined with recycled polyethylene, composite decking is a handsome, low-maintenance material.
- COST: The highest cost
- LOOKS: Crisp appearance with many colour-through tint option
- MAINTENANCE: The minimal wood content fosters some mold, though washing with keep will keep it at bay
- LONGEVITY: 20 years
Railing

WOOD RAILINGS
Wood is traditional material for railings because it is affordable and easy to install. However, a wood railing requires tedious maintenance and tends to obstruct a backyard view.

STEEL BALUSTERS
Steel screw-on balusters can be combined with a simple wood railing. they install quickly and are less prone to obstruct the view than wood.

STAINLESS – STEEL CABLE
stainless-steel cable is the least obtrusive material and adds a clean, contemporary look to a deck

COMPOSITE
composite railings require little maintenance and come in a wide variety of colours and profiles.

ALUMINUM
Powder-coated aluminum railing is nearly maintenance-free, installs quickly, and barely impedes your view.

GLASS
for an unimpeded view of the greater world, a clear glass panel can’t be beat. The combination of the frame are wood and aluminum.
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