We talk to homeowners across the GTA who spent years dealing with their wood decks. Staining every spring. Power washing. Replacing boards that warped or cracked. One couple in Scarborough told us they spent almost $4,500 on maintenance over 7 years before they finally gave up and called our composite deck installers.
Composite decking solves most of those headaches. It’s made from a mix of recycled wood fibers and plastic polymers, which gives you the look of real wood without most of the hassle. The protective cap shell on modern composite boards resists fading, staining, scratching, and mold growth.
Here’s what you actually get when you hire professional composite deck builders:
✔ Minimal maintainence – no staining, sealing, or painting ever
✔ Won’t rot, warp, or splinter like pressure treated wood
✔ Resists fading even after years of Toronto sun exposure
✔ Stands up to wine spills, BBQ grease, and whatever else lands on it
✔ Scratch resistant surface perfect for patio furniture and dog claws
✔ Manufacturer warranty coverage of 25-50 years depending on brand
✔ 2-year labor warranty from Decksforlife on every installation
Our composite deck installers have worked from Ajax to Burlington, Newmarket to Oakville. Homeowners keep saying the same thing – they should have hired professional composite deck builders years ago instead of fighting with their old wood decks.
Timbertech Composite Decking
As certified Timbertech composite deck installers in Toronto, we’ve built dozens of Timbertech decks across the GTA. Their composite lines – including Edge, Pro, and Reserve collections – offer different price points without sacrificing quality. The capped polymer shell on all Timbertech boards protects against moisture, fading, and staining better than most competitors.
Timbertech’s color options have gotten really good over the past few years. We’re talking rich wood tones that actually look like hardwood, not that shiny plastic appearance from older composite products. Their Edge Prime+ line is popular with Markham and North York homeowners who want solid composite performance at a reasonable price.
Fiberon Composite Decks
We’re also Fiberon certified composite deck installers, which means our crews are trained specifically on Fiberon installation requirements. This matters because each manufacturer has different spacing specs, fastener requirements, and warranty conditions. Install it wrong, your warranty is void.
Fiberon’s Good Life and Sanctuary lines are what our composite deck builders install most often. The Sanctuary collection has some of the best scratch resistance we’ve seen – great choice if you have large dogs or teenagers who drag chairs across the deck. Homeowners in Vaughan and Richmond Hill really like the natural wood grain patterns Fiberon offers.
Trex Composite Decking
Trex is probably the most recognized composite deck brand in North America. They’ve been making composite decking longer than almost anyone else. Their Enhance and Transcend lines are solid choices for Toronto homeowners looking for experienced composite deck builders.
Trex Enhance is their entry-level capped composite – good quality at a lower price point. Trex Transcend is their premium option with deeper wood grain textures and their longest warranty. Our composite deck installers work with a lot of Trex in Mississauga, Brampton, and Newmarket where homeowners want a trusted brand name.
Truenorth Composite Decking
Truenorth is a Canadian composite decking brand that’s gained serious traction in Ontario over the past few years. Their products are manufactured specifically for Canadian weather conditions, which matters when you’re dealing with -25°C winters and +35°C summers.
Our composite deck builders started installing Truenorth about 4 years ago and the feedback has been really positive. The pricing sits between entry-level and premium options, making it a solid middle ground for budget-conscious homeowners who still want quality composite decking. Good color selection too.
We’re a local deck company with composite deck builders based right here in the GTA, and our composite deck installers service the entire Greater Toronto Area. Whether you’ve got a townhouse backyard in downtown Toronto, a pool deck in Oakville, or a walkout basement deck in Aurora, we’ve probably worked on something similar close by.
Some of the areas where our composite deck builders work regularly:
✔ Toronto: North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, East York, York, Downtown Toronto
✔ Mississauga: Port Credit, Streetsville, Meadowvale, Erin Mills, Clarkson
✔ Brampton: All neighborhoods
✔ Vaughan: Woodbridge, Thornhill, Maple, Kleinburg
✔ Richmond Hill & Markham: Full coverage including Unionville
✔ Oakville & Burlington: Complete service area
✔ Aurora, Newmarket & King City: York Region coverage
✔ Ajax, Pickering & Whitby: Durham Region
Every municipality has its own building codes and permit requirements. Our composite deck installers handle all that paperwork because honestly, dealing with Toronto building permits is a pain. We know which inspectors want what documentation, and we build every deck to code from the start.
Our Latest Composite Deck Building Projects
Composite Deck Installation Pricing Per Square Foot
- Entry-level composite (Trex Enhance, Fiberon Good Life): $55-65 per square foot installed
- Mid-range composite (Timbertech Pro, Fiberon Sanctuary): $65-75 per square foot installed
- Premium composite (Trex Transcend, Timbertech Reserve): $70-80 per square foot installed
What Size Composite Decks Actually Cost in Toronto
| Deck Size | Entry-Level Composite | Mid-Range Composite | Premium Composite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small (100 sq ft) | $6,500 – $8,000 | $7,500 – $9,000 | $8,500 – $10,000 |
| Medium (200 sq ft) | $12,000 – $15,000 | $14,000 – $17,000 | $16,000 – $19,000 |
| Large (300 sq ft) | $18,000 – $24,000 | $22,000 – $28,000 | $26,000 – $32,000 |
| Extra Large (400+ sq ft) | $28,000 – $38,000 | $34,000 – $45,000 | $42,000 – $55,000 |
Prices include materials, labor, basic aluminum railings. They don’t include permits, old deck removal, or add-ons like lighting or pergolas.
Yeah, hiring composite deck builders costs more than pressure treated wood upfront. A comparable wood deck might run $30-50 per square foot. But when you factor in zero staining costs, no replacement boards, and 25+ years of maintenance-free life, composite actually costs less over time. Plus you’re not spending every spring weekend sanding and sealing.
Every composite deck our installers build comes with our 2-year labor warranty, and the decking materials carry manufacturer warranties ranging from 25 to 50 years depending on the brand and product line you choose.
Ready to Talk to Our Composite Deck Builders About Your Project?
If your wood deck is falling apart, or you’re planning a new outdoor space and want something that’ll last without constant maintenance, let’s talk. Our composite deck installers offer free consultations with no pressure, no pushy sales tactics – just honest conversation about what makes sense for your property and budget.
Call us or fill out our contact form. Our composite deck builders usually respond within a few hours during business days.
Frequently Asked Questions About Composite Decks in Toronto
What's the Best Composite Decking Brand for Toronto Weather?
All the major brands – Timbertech, Fiberon, Trex, Truenorth – handle Toronto weather well when installed correctly. The bigger factor is hiring experienced composite deck installers who understand proper installation. That means correct gap spacing for thermal expansion, appropriate fasteners, and proper subframe construction. As certified composite deck builders for Timbertech and Fiberon, we follow exact manufacturer specs that keep your warranty valid.
How Long Does Composite Decking Actually Last?
Manufacturer warranties range from 25 to 50 years depending on the product line. In real world use, a composite deck built by professional composite deck installers should last 30+ years with minimal maintenance– just occasional cleaning with soap and water. Compare that to pressure treated wood which typically needs replacing every 15-20 years even with regular staining and maintenance.
Do Composite Decks Get Hot in Summer?
Composite does get warmer than wood in direct sunlight – it’s partially plastic, so it absorbs more heat. Modern capped composite boards have improved a lot though. Lighter colors stay cooler than darker ones. If you’ve got a south-facing deck with no shade and barefoot comfort is a priority, our composite deck builders recommend lighter grey or tan tones. Or consider PVC decking which stays even cooler.
Can You Install Composite Decking Yourself Instead of Hiring Composite Deck Builders?
Technically yes, but we don’t recommend it. Composite has specific installation requirements – expansion gaps that change based on installation temperature, hidden fastener systems, and precise joist spacing. Get it wrong and you’ll have problems. Plus, most manufacturer warranties require professional composite deck installers. A DIY deck that fails after 3 years isn’t much of a bargain compared to hiring experienced composite deck builders.
What's the Difference Between Composite and PVC Decking?
Composite is made from wood fibers mixed with plastic polymers. PVC decking is 100% synthetic plastic with no wood content. PVC costs more but is completely waterproof and better for pool decks or areas with constant moisture. Composite is slightly less expensive, has a more natural wood feel underfoot, and works great for most residential applications. Our composite deck installers can help you decide which makes sense for your situation.
How Do You Clean Composite Decking?
Soap and water. That’s it for regular cleaning. For stubborn stains, composite deck cleaner from any hardware store works fine. Power washing on low pressure is okay but not really necesary. Avoid harsh chemicals or high-pressure washing which can damage the protective cap. Most homeowners clean their composite deck once or twice a year – maybe 30 minutes of work total.
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