West Island Decks Builder and Great Designer. Montreal Deck Builder & Patio Construction also servicing Vaudreuil, Saint-Lazare & Île-Perrot.

☑ How Do You Build a Wooden Deck?

We build them with you in mind. All your needs are included. Special doors, iron and wood railings, decks for pools, decks for hot tubs, pergola to hang some plants , privacy panels and trellis barriers for more privacy, special contour around basement windows and so many other options and possibilities. You may want some lights set in your deck steps or your rooftop terraces. You may need a small roof and a rain shelter for your spa deck. Maybe a Uni-Stone Outdoor BBQ to compliment your new treated wood deck. All of this and much more is available. We do it all, and we do it all right! This is why working with DECK SHOWS TV STAR Paul Lafrance Design working with Mike Holmes has led them to recognize our talents and refer us for Quebec Decks, Patios and Wooden Fences inquiries.

☑ How Long is Our First Deck Meeting?

Our first meeting will take around 1 hour and, by the way, we will arrive on time! We will first visit where the project is to happen. We will discuss your project and all your patio ideas. We will then go inside or to a comfortable table area and I will show you from my Ipad numerous decks, pergolas, spa patios and many other examples. Meanwhile, Next, our designer will draw for you a 3d design that will represent exactly your project. You can correct or change certain aspects of the design and together we will soon have a realistic representation of the future plan. Finally, we will leave you with a free estimate of the project and its cost, all tucked nicely into a complimentary binder. All of this in an hour or less! This is what you should expect and demand of a truly professional company.

Yes! But the truth is that even a cedar-wood deck relies on a structure of treated wood. Treated wood is used for framing, because it is currently the only wood that is strong enough to carry the weight of a deck. Only the finishing planks that cover the deck surface for example may be cedar or perhaps another variety. Cedar is too soft to withstand weight the way treated wood can. The life of your deck depends entirely upon the life of the structure. As far as maintenance goes, both treated wood and cedar decks will have to be treated or stained as soon as possible. If not, they will age and weaken quickly. A cedar deck without regular maintenance will look very bad in just a few years. The wood will splits and twist and soon your deck will look like an old cedar barn. The treated wood deck will also split and twist without regular maintenance. Without treatments, none of them will stand out and impress your friends and family. We have to admit that early constructed cedar decks are slightly nicer looking than treated wood decks. But bottom line, the design is really what makes a deck stand out from others. Most of the time, a treated wooden deck-properly stained-will look just as good as a cedar deck. If you like the smell of cedar, smell it as it is getting built, for it will lose it's smell the minute it is  Treated, Stained or Oiled. The choice remains yours, the cedar wood deck is on average two times more expensive then the price of the treated wood deck.