Trex, TimberTech and Fiberon
At XP Decking, we build composite decking using trusted brands like Trex and TimberTech. Designed for Ontario’s harsh winters, our decks resist rot, warping, and UV damage, with zero need for staining, sealing, or worrying about splinters.
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We specialize in composite deck design and installation using proven materials like Trex, TimberTech and Fiberon. Every deck is built with capped boards, moisture-resistant framing, hidden fasteners and custom railing options. Built to meet or exceed the Ontario Building Code, our composite decks outlast traditional wood and keep their appearance year-round.
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Got referred to these guys by a friend and I’m glad I went with them. I expected it to be more expensive, but the price was fair for the quality. Materials look great and the install is nice and clean. Also appreciated that they cleaned up everything after , not everyone does that. Overall, great experience.
I’m really happy with my new deck! The team did a fantastic job. They listened to what I wanted, and it turned out just as I imagined. Great work!
The XP Decking company was really easy to work with. They kept me updated, finished on schedule, and the deck is solid and looks great. I’m so pleased.
Composite decking is built for Canadian backyards. It stands up to harsh winters, is easy to care for, and looks good for years. Why homeowners choose it:
Built for Ontario’s freeze-thaw cycle, composite boards expand and contract with minimal movement. They resist warping, splitting and seasonal damage.
No need to stress over BBQ spills or harsh sunlight. The protective cap layer keeps colours looking sharp and helps block out stains, grease, and UV damage for years.
Unlike wood, composite boards don’t crack or splinter over time. It stays smooth and splinter-free, so it’s safe for bare feet, curious toddlers, and backyard pets. No need to worry about sanding or sharp edges.
Composite boards are built to resist moisture, so they won’t rot or get mushy like untreated wood. They stay strong and solid, even after years of rain and snow.
You’re not stuck with one look. Choose from natural wood tones, greys, and modern finishes to match your home’s style, without the upkeep of real wood.
With a lifespan of 25 to 50 years, composite decks easily outlast wood. You’ll spend less time fixing and more time enjoying your backyard.
With a lifespan of 25 to 50 years, composite decks easily outlast wood. You’ll spend less time fixing and more time enjoying your backyard.
We design and build custom composite decks that suit your yard, how you use it, and your town’s building rules, with hidden fasteners and clean finishes. The composite deck styles we build most often are:
Perfect for flat yards or walkouts, our ground-level decks are built with proper drainage, framing, and capped deck boards that won’t warp or absorb moisture. We add fascia, railings and clean transitions for a polished, low-maintenance finish.
Ideal for sloped yards or multi-use spaces, our multi-level composite decks have strong substructures, correct beam spacing and smooth transitions. Each level can have its own purpose, such as a lounge, barbecue area or dining space.
Composite decking performs especially well around pools. We install slip-resistant, low-heat boards that stay safe to walk on, even in full sun. Add in modern aluminum railings, hidden fasteners, and trim for a clean, high-end look with zero ongoing maintenance.
We engineer second-storey decks with load-bearing footings, bolted ledgers, and waterproof flashing to protect your home’s structure. Composite boards offer a splinter-free surface underfoot with durable railings and safe, code-compliant stair access.
Choosing the right deck material comes down to cost, care, and longevity. Here’s how composite, pressure-treated, and hardwood decking stack up in real use.
| Feature | Composite Decking | Pressure-Treated Wood | Hardwood |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Higher upfront cost, but lower over time | Lowest initial cost | Most expensive upfront |
| Maintenance | Zero staining or sealing; just rinse with water | Needs annual staining/sealing to avoid rot and cracking | Requires regular oiling or sealing to maintain colour and integrity |
| Appearance | Wide range of colours, grains, and matte finishes | Looks natural at first but fades quickly | Rich, natural wood tones with high-end appeal |
| Lifespan | 25–50 years with minimal upkeep | 10–15 years depending on care and exposure | 20–40 years with consistent maintenance |
| Environmental Impact | Made from recycled plastic and wood fibres; eco-friendly option | Treated with chemicals; not recyclable | Natural material, but often not sustainably sourced |
We build composite decks for homeowners in ten communities across York Region, Simcoe County, Kawartha Lakes and Muskoka. Find your town, neighbourhood and postal code below, then open your town’s page for the permit rules that apply there.
York Region
NeighbourhoodsGlenway · Armitage · Stonehaven · Bogarttown · Summerhill · Woodland Hill · Downtown Newmarket
York Region
NeighbourhoodsAurora Highlands · Hills of St. Andrew · Bayview Wellington · Downtown Aurora
York Region
NeighbourhoodsOak Ridges · Lake Wilcox · Langstaff · Bayview Hill · Jefferson · Mill Pond
York Region
NeighbourhoodsWoodbridge · Kleinburg · Maple · Concord · Thornhill · Vellore · Patterson
York Region
NeighbourhoodsKing City · Schomberg · King Township
York Region
NeighbourhoodsNobleton Village · Rural King Township
York Region (Georgina)
NeighbourhoodsKeswick · Sutton · Jackson's Point · Pefferlaw
Simcoe County
NeighbourhoodsBradford · Bond Head · Green Valley · Holland Marsh
City of Kawartha Lakes
NeighbourhoodsLindsay · Bobcaygeon · Fenelon Falls · Omemee · Sturgeon Lake · Pigeon Lake · Balsam Lake
District of Muskoka
NeighbourhoodsHuntsville · Bracebridge · Gravenhurst · Muskoka Lakes · Lake of Bays · Georgian Bay · Lake Rosseau
Decking Specialists Built by Our Own Crew, to Code, Across York Region.
Get a QuoteCertified installation, hidden fasteners and joist spacing to the manufacturer’s specification, on every composite deck.
We’ve been designing and building decks across York Region and beyond for over 10 years. Our experience means smoother builds, better advice, and results that hold up season after season.
Our team is trained and certified to install Trex, TimberTech and Fiberon decking to the manufacturer’s specifications, which keeps your warranty valid and the finish consistent.
Every build meets the Ontario Building Code and is fully insured and properly permitted.
From framing to fascia, we take care of the details: correct spacing, clean mitres, hidden fasteners and solid footings.
We only use composite decking from proven brands like Trex, TimberTech and Fiberon. These materials are made for Canadian weather and backed by long manufacturer warranties.
No surprise costs and no vague estimates. We walk you through the layout, materials and timeline so you know exactly what you’re getting before we build.
Schedule a FREE site visit, including precise measurements and a detailed quote, for your new deck solutions.
Contact UsComposite decking needs little care, but these few habits keep it looking new. Here’s how to protect your investment without the hassle of sanding, sealing, or staining.
Use a garden hose to rinse off pollen, dust, and debris, especially in spring and fall. It helps prevent buildup that can dull the surface over time.
Composite boards resist stains, but it’s still smart to clean grease, wine, or BBQ sauce soon after a spill. A mild dish soap and warm water is all you need.
Stay away from bleach, acetone, or oil-based cleaners. These can damage the outer cap layer and void your manufacturer warranty.
Keep leaves, twigs and dirt off the deck to prevent scratching and trapped moisture. A soft broom is all you need.
For stubborn dirt or mildew, use a soft-bristle brush with a composite-safe cleaner. Scrub lightly along the grain, then rinse thoroughly.
Rubber can react with composite materials. Use furniture pads made of breathable fabric or plastic to avoid surface staining.
We start with pressure-treated joists, laser-accurate layout, and code-compliant footings. Proper drainage and support mean no shifting, no sagging, and zero guesswork.
Capped composite boards are installed with hidden fasteners for a clean look. We leave precise expansion gaps and align each board for long-term strength and beauty.
We finish with secure stringers, aluminum railings, fascia trim, and edge finishing. Everything is safe, smooth, and built to match your home’s style and function.
Custom Deck Building Solutions
Monday to Friday: 9 am to 5 pm
Saturday: 9 am to 1 pm
Sunday: Closed
The main downside is the higher initial cost compared to pressure-treated wood. However, composite decks require almost no maintenance, won’t rot or splinter, and last much longer, making them a better value long-term.
A professionally installed 20x20 composite deck in York Region typically costs between $18,000 and $26,000, depending on the material brand, railing options, site conditions, and custom features like stairs or lighting.
Absolutely. You’ll spend more upfront but save thousands on maintenance, repairs, and replacements. Composite decking also looks better over time and increases home value with minimal upkeep.
Most composite decking lasts 25 to 50 years, depending on the brand and how it’s installed. It won’t crack, warp, or rot, even in Ontario’s harsh weather.
Modern composite boards are made with slip-resistant surfaces, especially those from Trex, TimberTech, and Fiberon. While wet surfaces can be slick, composite generally performs better than smooth wood or PVC.
Yes, darker composite boards can retain heat, but many brands now offer low-heat technology. Choosing lighter colours and installing shade structures can help keep the surface cooler.
In most cases, no. Composite needs a properly spaced and stable subframe. We inspect and rebuild the structure if needed to meet building code and protect your warranty.
Use mild dish soap, warm water and a soft brush, then rinse with a garden hose. No pressure washer or sealing is required.
Yes. Composite decking installation is most of what we build in Newmarket, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, King City, Keswick and Bradford, and we travel to Kawartha Lakes and Muskoka for cottage decks.
Installed composite decks in York Region generally run $45 to $85 per square foot depending on the board line, railings and site conditions. A 20 by 20 deck typically lands between