

Composite Decks in Calgary
Upgrade to a composite deck Calgary homeowners trust for low maintenance and long life. We design clean borders, color‑matched fascia, and hidden fasteners and integrate aluminum or glass railings plus step lighting—built to handle Chinook temperature swings and freeze‑thaw cycles.
Materials & build details for Calgary
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Premium capped‑composite or PVC lines for UV stability and stain resistance.
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Hidden‑fastener systems to reduce surface penetrations and telegraphing.
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Picture‑frame edges and breaker boards to control expansion/contraction.
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Framing and footings engineered to local frost conditions with proper ledger flashing and drainage.
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Rail posts anchored to the structure (not just surface boards) for rigidity and code compliance.
Design options
Colour-mix borders; fascia and skirting; built-in planters and benches; under-step lighting; privacy screens; gates; glass or picket railings; matching stair treads and landings.
Process & timelines
Site measure and concept → material selections and itemized quote → permit guidance if required → foundations and framing → decking surface → railings and finishing details → walkthrough and care guide. Typical timelines: days to a few weeks depending on size and features.
Pricing factors
Deck size/shape, composite tier (capped vs PVC), framing complexity, railing type, stairs, and accessories (lighting, screens, and skirting). We provide clear, line‑item pricing so you can phase or prioritize.
Service areas (Calgary)
Altadore, Marda Loop, Mission, Beltline, Kensington, Bridgeland, Inglewood, Renfrew, Mount Royal, West Springs, Aspen Woods, Signal Hill, Discovery Ridge, Lake Bonavista, Willow Park, Mahogany, Auburn Bay, Seton, Silverado, Evergreen, Tuscany, Arbour Lake, Sage Hill, Evanston, and Livingston.
FAQ—Composite Decks Calgary
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Do I need a deck permit in Calgary?
Height, setbacks, and attachment determine permits; we’ll advise and provide drawings if needed. -
Composite vs. wood—what lasts longer?
Composite requires far less maintenance and resists rot and fading better than typical wood. -
Can you re‑deck my existing frame to composite?
Often yes—after inspection we can resurface and add new aluminum railings. -
Will the deck get hot in summer?
Lighter composite colours run cooler; we also consider orientation and shade options. -
Can you add privacy screens or a pergola?
Yes—integrated screens and pergolas matched to the deck and house.




