Decking & Railing
Decking & Railing
Built to Hold, Built to Last
Moisture, sun, and freeze-thaw hit decking and railing harder at the lake than on most residential builds. We carry composite and engineered decking alongside aluminum and glass railing, chosen to hold up under those conditions with none of the upkeep traditional lumber demands.
Brands We Carry
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Vista Railings
Vista Railings has manufactured aluminum, glass, cable, and mixed-material railing since 1974. Posts come fully assembled and code-engineered for guard rail, backed by a 25-year limited lifetime warranty.
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TimberTech
Engineered from recycled material with a four-sided protective cap that resists moisture, mold, and rot from every angle. A blend of high-performance polymers and reclaimed wood fibers won't splinter, crack, cup, or peel.
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Trex
Sustainably made, wood-alternative decking built from recycled and reclaimed materials. Trex won't splinter, rot, or decay like pressure-treated lumber, and requires no sanding, staining, or painting.
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Fiberon
Composite and PVC decking that won't warp, rot, or splinter, backed by warranties of up to 50 years. Fiberon's Symmetry Decking line has a matte, low-gloss finish with a textured surface for grip, protected on all four sides against moisture and wear.
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Deckorators
Deckorators' MBC (mineral-based composite) construction makes it one of the most scratch-resistant composite decking options available — a strong pick for households with dogs or heavy foot traffic.
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MoistureShield
MoistureShield boards can be installed on the ground, in the ground, or even underwater. The technology reduces heat absorption by up to 35% compared to standard composites.
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Regal Ideas
An industry-leading aluminum railing system, code-engineered to meet building requirements across North America. Panels lock in without fasteners or custom fabrication, with a premium UV powder-coated finish built for all climates.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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For many homeowners, yes, though it depends on your budget and preferences. Composite decking resists rot, splintering, insects, and fading, and it never needs staining or sealing, which saves a lot of maintenance over the years. Pressure-treated wood costs less upfront but requires regular upkeep and does not last as long. We carry Trex, TimberTech, Fiberon, Deckorators, MoistureShield, and Vista, so we can compare products and budgets with you.
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Most composite decking carries a warranty of 25 to 50 years and easily outlasts a traditional wood deck. Because it resists moisture, freeze-thaw, and UV fading, it holds its look and structure with very little upkeep and no annual staining. Actual lifespan depends on the brand and on how the deck is built and maintained. We can point you to the products with the strongest warranties for our climate.
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For most projects it is, especially when you factor in the long term. The upfront cost is higher than wood, but you save on years of staining, sealing, and board replacement, and composite typically lasts far longer. It also stays splinter-free and holds its colour, which matters for a deck that gets a lot of use. We can compare the lifetime cost of composite against wood so you can decide what fits your budget.
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