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Deck Builders and Fence Contractors in Toronto and the GTA

Composite and wood decks, privacy fences, railings and gates for homes and commercial properties. Measured properly, built on solid footings and finished clean.

  • Residential and commercial
  • Toronto, Peel, York, Halton and Durham
  • $5M Liability Insurance and WSIB Covered
  • 2-year workmanship warranty on every job
Composite deck with black aluminum railings and a wide step in a Mississauga backyard
Composite deck, Mississauga
How it works

From first call to final walkthrough

  1. 1

    Send photos or book a visit

    Use the quote form or call. Photos of the yard and rough sizes help us come prepared.

  2. 2

    Site measure and options

    We measure, check grade, access and property lines, and walk you through materials that fit the space and budget.

  3. 3

    Written quote and permits

    You get a written scope and price. If your deck or fence needs a permit or drawings, we tell you up front.

  4. 4

    Build

    Posts, footings and framing first, then boards, railings and gates. The site is cleaned up at the end of each day.

  5. 5

    Final walkthrough

    We walk the finished job with you and make sure everything is right before we call it done.

Why Solid

Built to stand up to Ontario winters

Frost heave, wet springs and hot summers are hard on decks and fences. Most of the problems clients call us about start below the boards: posts that weren't set deep enough, framing spaced too wide for composite, or no drainage around footings.

  • Posts and footings set for frost, not just for looks
  • Framing spaced to the decking manufacturer's rules
  • Property lines and permits checked before we build
  • One point of contact from quote to walkthrough
  • $5M liability insurance, WSIB covered and a 2-year workmanship warranty on every job
Pressure-treated deck joist framing on posts during a Vaughan build
Deck framing, Vaughan
Recent work

Decks and fences we have built across the GTA

Every one of these is a real job with its sizes, materials and photos. There are 38 more.

Composite deck with a seating area, glass railing and lit step risers, King City
King City

1200 sq ft composite deck with glass railings and lighting

A 1200 square foot composite deck across the back of a King City house, built on two levels with glass railings in black posts, a composite screen wall, and lighting run into the risers and the wall.

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7 ft pressure-treated privacy fence enclosing the full backyard of a Clarington property
Clarington

300 ft of 7 ft pressure-treated privacy fence

About 300 linear feet of 7 ft solid board pressure-treated fence enclosing a large Clarington backyard, run around the full perimeter so the yard reads as one private room rather than a lawn between two neighbours.

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Rear deck landing and stairs with frameless glass railing against a dark-clad home in Ajax
Ajax

Front and rear decks with frameless glass railing

A 60 square foot raised rear deck with stairs down to grade, and a 100 square foot terrace over the garage at the front, both built on a modern dark-clad home in Ajax with frameless glass railing on stainless spigots.

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Front porch deck in cedar with a horizontal privacy screen facing the street, Toronto
Toronto

Front porch rebuilt in cedar with a horizontal privacy screen

A front porch on a busy Toronto street taken back to the frame and rebuilt in cedar, with a horizontal cedar screen wrapped around three sides. The porch was always the best outdoor space on the house. It just needed to stop being a shop window.

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Rebuilt pressure-treated deck and stairs at a side entrance, Whitby
Whitby

Rotten entrance deck and stairs rebuilt in pressure-treated

A raised entrance deck and its stairs in Whitby taken out and rebuilt from the footings up. The old structure was painted white and had rotted through at the base. The new one is pressure-treated, set on posts on concrete footings, with new stairs and railings.

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Pergola over the end of a Toronto restaurant patio with the lattice screen running along the street
Toronto

200 ft commercial patio screen and pergola

About 200 linear feet of pressure-treated lattice screen enclosing the sidewalk patio at Cafe ZUZU on Dundas Street East, with a 10 by 12 ft pergola over one end. Designed, built and installed by us, with every post on a base plate because a public sidewalk cannot be dug.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a permit to build a deck?
In most GTA cities a building permit is needed once a deck is more than about 60 cm (2 ft) above the ground. Mississauga, for example, requires one for decks higher than 0.61 m (2 ft). Zoning rules like setbacks still apply to lower decks. We check the rules for your address before we quote.
How tall can my fence be?
It depends on the city and which yard the fence is in. Front yard fences are usually kept low, and rear and side yard fences are often capped around 2 m (about 6 ft 7 in). Each city page on this site lists the local limits, and we confirm them for your property.
Composite or wood: which deck is better?
Composite costs more up front but needs no staining and far less upkeep. Pressure-treated wood costs less to build and needs sealing every few years. Cedar sits in between and looks great, but still needs regular care. We price both so you can compare.
Do you build fences for commercial properties?
Yes. We install chain link, security and privacy fencing for commercial, industrial and multi-residential properties, and work with property managers and condo boards.
What areas do you serve?
All of Toronto plus Peel, York, Halton and Durham Region, from Oakville and Burlington to Oshawa and Clarington.

Tell us about your deck or fence

Send a few photos and rough measurements. We'll come back with next steps and a time to see the site.

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