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Custom deck design & construction

Decks engineered for
wet winters and dry summers.

Cedar, composite (Trex, TimberTech, Deckorators), or vinyl — hidden fasteners, code-compliant railings, and drainage-aware framing built by Red Seal carpenters. Typical projects run $8k–$25k and 1–2 weeks on site.

Established

2020 · Surrey BC

Certified

Red Seal Carpenters

Warranty

15-yr Workmanship

Financing

FinanceIt · To $100k

Rating

★ 4.9 · 118+ Reviews

Options

Surface, structure,
and the details between.

The surface is what you see — the framing, flashing and drainage underneath are what decide whether it’s still solid in 20 years.

Composite & PVC

Trex, TimberTech, Deckorators — no staining, no splinters, 25–50 year warranties. The right call for most busy households.

Cedar

The classic. Warm underfoot, beautiful when maintained, and the budget-friendly way to get a premium look — with honest maintenance expectations.

Vinyl membrane

Waterproof decking that doubles as a roof — the answer over living space or for dry storage underneath.

Railings & stairs

Aluminum, glass, or matched composite — all engineered to code, because railings are where DIY decks fail inspection.

How it works

From sketch to
first barbecue.

Free assessment

A consultant measures the space, checks grade and drainage, and talks through how you actually want to use the deck.

Written quote in 48 hours

Design options priced side-by-side — structure, surface, railings, stairs and permits itemized.

On site

Footings, drainage-aware framing, surface and railings — typically 1–2 weeks depending on size and height.

Final walkthrough

Inspection passed, site cleaned, warranty in writing.

Pricing

What a deck
really costs.

Decks are priced by footprint, height, surface material and railing choice — the honest ranges:

Typical range

Composite deck

300–400 sq ft, Trex or TimberTech surface, aluminum railings, hidden fasteners.

$14k–$25k

Typical range

Cedar deck

Same footprint in select cedar with matching railings.

$8k–$16k

Cost factor

Height & stairs

Walk-out height, long stair runs and landings add structure and railing footage.

+15–30%

Cost factor

Permits & engineering

Required over certain heights and spans — we handle the drawings and applications.

included

Common questions

Questions homeowners
ask us most.

Do I need a permit for a deck?

Usually yes above 24″ in most Lower Mainland municipalities. We handle drawings, application and inspections as part of the project.

Composite or cedar — honestly?

Composite costs more upfront and nothing after; cedar costs less and asks for a wash and re-stain every couple of years. Busy family? Composite. Love the ritual and the smell? Cedar.

What are hidden fasteners?

Clips that secure boards from the side, so the surface has no screw heads — better underfoot, better looking, and no popped screws in five years.

Can you build over living space?

Yes — vinyl membrane decks are waterproof assemblies that protect the room below. That’s a different structure than a standard deck, and we build both.

How long does a deck take?

Most projects run 1–2 weeks on site once permits are in hand — footings and framing first week, surface and railings the second.

Start your project

Summer’s coming.
Your deck isn’t. Yet.

Book a free assessment. A consultant measures your space and returns a written quote within 48 hours.

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Decks engineered forwet winters and dry summers.

Surface, structure,and the details between.