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Building a deck can be a great addition to your home and can offer several benefits. It can enhance the appearance of your home, particularly if you choose a design that complements your house and landscaping. Adding a deck to your home can increase its value, making it more attractive to potential buyers not to mention that a outdoor living space can be a cost-effective way to expand your living area, particularly when compared to the cost of adding an interior room to your home. It’s a great way to have a space where you can relax, entertain guests, and enjoy the fresh air.
Adam will walk you through the process of designing your deck and help you determine the best material to fit your life style and budget and meets your needs in every way, customized to your specifications and with exacting standards and attention to every detail. Only the finest materials are used to maximize the visual appeal of your deck and keep it looking great for years. Your long-term enjoyment of your deck is our reward.
Composite Decks
Composite decks are a popular alternative to traditional wood decks. They are made from a combination of wood fibers and plastic. They only require washing one or two times a year for typically maintenance and come with a 2 – 7 year labor warranty and a 25 – 50 year material warranty. Composite decks result in a durable and low-maintenance deck.
Raised Decks
Raised decks are a popular feature in many homes, they are typically constructed above ground level, supported by a system of posts and beams. They can offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape, whether it be a sprawling backyard, a garden, or a scenic vista. Raised Decks require stairs and railings for safety and security.
Wooden Decks
The most common wood deck surfaces are cedar, pressure-treated and exotic hardwoods. To prevent moisture buildup, mold growth, and damage from weather elements some maintenance is required, regular cleaning and sealing (staining or painting). Homeowners should inspect their decks periodically to check for signs of cracks, splits, and rot, and address any issues to prevent further damage.
PVC Decks
PVC Decks are made from 100% polyvinyl chloride (PVC), this decking material is engineered to resist moisture, insects, and rot, making it an ideal option for outdoor use. PVC doesn’t contain any wood fibers, therefor it doesn’t absorb moisture. PVC decking can become hot in the summer months, homeowners may want to install a shade cover such as a pergola or a cover (awning).
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The Lower Mainland Deck Expert
If you’re looking at creating a spectacular new outdoor living space, choose a contractor who is passionate about beautiful, high quality decks.
CURVED DECKS
We have the equipment and experience to create and design the outdoor living space you’ve dreamed of.
LONG TERM SUPPORT
Composite and PVC materials are easy to look after with fade and stain warranties that range up to 50 years.
WHY CHOOSE US?
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION, TRUST & HARDWORKING
With over 20 years experience building and designing decks. Adam and his quality tradesman take pride in their craftmanship and always emphasize clear and regular communication with all customers. XMT Construction provides no obligation quotations with a progress payment system. We are fully insured and carry $5 million in general liability insurance. We take pleasure in being a TimberTech & Azek Platinum Level Decking Contractor and a Trex Gold Level Decking Contractor. Lastly, we always ensure construction projects are delivered on time and budget.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between wood and composite decking?
Wood decks are commonly constructed out of natural wood materials, such as cedar, pressure-treated and exotic hardwood. Composite decking is made of a blend of wood fibers and plastic. Composite decking is typically more durable and requires less maintenance than wood decking and comes with a 25 – 50 year warranty. You can compare the two composite materials by clicking here.
How much does it cost to build a deck?
The cost of building a deck can vary depending on size, material, and llabor costs. On average, the cost to build a deck can range from $3,000 to $15,000 or more. To read more about the different considerations of a decks cost, click here.
Are permits required to build a deck?
Permit requirements can vary depending on your location, size and height of your deck. Most often if the finished deck height is not greater than 24″ you do not require a building permit. Generally, a cover that will prevent rain and snow from touching the deck surface will require a building permit. Some cities and municipalities have size limits, allowing the construction of a cover with size limitations. XMT Construction communicates with the building department of your city or town about these details. If you would like to learn more about permits and deck building, click here.
How often should I clean and maintain my deck?
Regular cleaning and maintenance can help prolong the life of your deck. Wood decks of any material should be cleaned and sealed annually, while composite or PVC decks require less maintenance and typically only need to be washed 1 or 2 times per annum. Learn more about maintaining your deck by clicking here.
How long does a deck last?
The lifespan of a deck can vary depending on factors such as materials, maintenance, and weather conditions. Wood decks typically last around 10 to 15 years, while composite decks can last 25 years or more with proper maintenance. How long will your deck last?
What brands of composite decking do you install?
We install TimberTech, Trex and Azek. Azek is a PVC material and a sister company to TimberTech.