Deck Installation

Yes. We carry the appropriate business licensing plus liability and worker’s compensation insurance to protect you and your property during your deck project.

Yes. We design pool and hot-tub decks with proper structure, clearances, and slip-resistant material options to keep the area safe and comfortable.

In many cases, low sleeper framing systems or specialized products allow a deck surface over concrete, provided drainage, height, and structure are properly addressed. Your contractor will inspect the slab and recommend whether this is feasible and safe.

Yes. Multi-level decks and stepped platforms are common solutions for sloped lots, allowing separate areas for dining, seating, or hot tubs while managing grade changes safely. Proper engineering and framing keep these structures stable and code-compliant.

Pool and hot-tub decks require attention to structure, clearances, and slip resistance, and often use specific framing and fastening methods. A deck contractor familiar with these projects can integrate access, privacy, and safety features into the design.

You don’t need finished plans. We can help design your deck layout, recommend sizes and features, and create drawings as part of the project.

Yes. We’re happy to share photos, reviews, and references from recent deck installations so you can see our workmanship and hear from local homeowners.

Absolutely. We can remove your existing deck, inspect the structure, and design a new deck that meets current codes and suits how you use your outdoor space.

Wooden Decks will always need a little extra love and care we recommend treating your wooden deck 3-5 years after installation. However a composite deck should last 10+ years

A deck installation in Winnipeg will go much smoother and quicker, saving your project time and expense by applying for an accurate land survey in advance to project / construction start date

In Winnipeg customers are required to have the correct permission and a permit if you plan on building a deck on your residential property that is 2 or more feet off the ground.

Permits are required in the city of winnipeg when a deck is more than 2′ tall and/or attached to your home. municipalities usually follow the same code.

You don’t need to be home all the time, but we do schedule key walkthroughs for layout, inspections, and final approval, and we keep you updated throughout.

Yes. We install pressure-treated and wood decks as well as composite options such as Trex decking, and we’ll explain the pros, cons, maintenance, and price differences for each.

Yes. For most projects, we confirm local requirements and handle the deck permit process, drawings, and inspections so your deck is built safely and to code.

Yes. We provide a workmanship warranty on our labor, and we only use materials that come with solid manufacturer warranties for added peace of mind. (trex has 25-50 year warranty on decking materials)

Yes. We provide a free, no-obligation estimate where we review your ideas, measure the space, discuss materials, and give you a detailed quote.

Regular cleaning is as easy as warm, soapy water and a soft bristled brush. For a more thorough cleaning, a jet wash vs a pressure washer is best as it uses heat, with a maximum of 3100 PSI being recommended. Please note, when cleaning do not use corrosive agents such as bleach on composite decking. .

Consider how you’ll use the deck—dining, lounging, cooking, or a hot tub—plus furniture size, traffic flow, and access from doors or yards. A good deck installer will help you visualize options and balance features with space and budget.

We typically take a 50% deposit, and the remainder of the portion is due upon completion

Reliable contractors outline start dates, estimated duration, inspection points, and communication methods before work begins. Many assign a site supervisor or lead carpenter to oversee daily progress and coordinate trades.

Most standard single-level decks take about one to two weeks once work begins, depending on size, design complexity, permits, and weather conditions.

The timeline includes design, permits, and construction; simple projects may take a few weeks from signed contract to completion, while larger or more complex decks can take longer. Weather, inspections, and material lead times also affect timing.

Lifespan depends on materials, framing quality, and maintenance; properly built wood decks can last many years with care, while quality composite systems are designed for long-term performance with less upkeep. Warranties provide guidance on expected life.

Pricing varies widely depending on deck size, height, design complexity, material choice, railings, and extras like lighting or privacy screens. Most contractors provide a custom quote after measuring your space and discussing your goals.

Deck cost depends on size, height, material (wood vs composite), railings, and extras like lighting or stairs; we provide a detailed written quote after an in-home consultation.

A wood deck is made out of lumber where a composite deck is built with lumber, then its is waterproofed and finally the composite boarding is installed.

We primarily serve homeowners in Winnipeg and nearby surrounding communities; contact us with your address and we’ll confirm service availability.

Reach out with a few photos and basic ideas for your new deck, and we’ll schedule a consultation to talk design, budget, and timelines for your project.

Wood decks typically need cleaning plus periodic staining or sealing to protect against moisture and UV damage. Composite decks primarily require routine washing to remove dirt and mildew, and manufacturers provide specific cleaning guidelines.

Most professional deck companies offer a written workmanship warranty on labour, while decking and railing manufacturers provide material warranties covering defects, fading, or structural performance. Clarify what’s covered, for how long, and any maintenance conditions.

A thorough quote outlines deck size and layout, height, framing and footing details, decking and railing materials, labour, permits, and any allowances for extras. It should also note payment schedule and warranty terms.

Options typically include wood, aluminum, glass, or composite rail systems, plus various stair styles depending on height and layout. Local building codes dictate minimum heights, spacing, and handrail requirements for safety.

Wood decking usually has a lower upfront cost but requires regular staining or sealing. Composite decking costs more initially but offers low maintenance, consistent colour, and resistance to rot and splinters.

Yes. A lead installer or project manager oversees your deck build, answers questions, and ensures the work follows the agreed design and local codes.

Yes. We remove construction debris, sweep and tidy the work area, and leave your yard as clean as reasonably possible at the end of the project.