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PVC Deck Builder Toronto

100% waterproof PVC decking — the best choice for Toronto rooftop decks and covered areas.

Quick Facts

Cost Range
$50–$70/sqft installed
Build Timeline
3–7 business days
Lifespan
25–30 years
Maintenance
Minimal — occasional cleaning
Best For
Rooftop decks, wet areas

Why Toronto Homeowners Choose PVC Decks

PVC Decks is one of the most popular choices for Toronto homeowners looking to add outdoor living space. With pricing at $50–$70/sqft installed and a lifespan of 25–30 years, it represents a strong investment in your property.

Toronto's climate — with freeze-thaw cycles, hot summers, and significant snowfall — demands materials that can handle the extremes. Our team has built hundreds of pvc decks across the GTA and understands exactly what it takes to build one that lasts.

Why PVC Decks Works for Toronto Winters

Toronto's winters are demanding. Temperatures swing from -30°C to +35°C. Freeze-thaw cycles stress deck materials repeatedly throughout the season. The best deck materials for Toronto handle this without cracking, warping, or absorbing moisture.

PVC Decks is one of the materials we recommend for Toronto's climate. With proper installation and annual maintenance (Minimal — occasional cleaning), your deck will perform well through decades of Ontario weather.

What's Included in Our PVC Decks Service

  • Free on-site consultation and measurement
  • 3D design preview before any work begins
  • Full building permit application and handling
  • All labour, materials, and hardware
  • Post-build inspection and walkthrough
  • 1-year workmanship warranty (materials warranty per manufacturer)

PVC Decks Cost in Toronto (2026)

Deck SizeEstimated CostNotes
Small (up to 150 sqft)$7,500–$10,500Small patio or back door landing
Medium (200–300 sqft)$50–$70/sqft installedMost common Toronto backyard size
Large (400+ sqft)Call for custom quoteMulti-level or complex builds

All prices are estimates for installed cost in Toronto (2026). Final pricing depends on site conditions, railing choice, and permit requirements.

PVC Decks Projects by Evertrust

PVC Decks project 1 by Evertrust Construction Toronto
PVC Decks project 2 by Evertrust Construction Toronto
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is PVC decking?
PVC (polyvinyl chloride) decking is 100% cellular plastic — no wood fibre. Unlike composite, it's completely waterproof and won't stain from moisture. It's the best choice for rooftop decks and areas with standing water.
How does PVC compare to composite decking?
PVC costs $50–$70/sqft vs composite's $42–$75/sqft. PVC is better for wet areas (rooftops, pools). Composite has more natural wood appearance options. Both last 25–30 years.
Does PVC decking get hot in summer?
PVC can retain more heat than wood. Light colours significantly reduce heat. Brands like Zuri PVC and Azek offer products specifically engineered for lower surface temperatures.
How much does PVC decking cost in Toronto?
PVC decking installation in Toronto costs $50–$70 per square foot. A 200 sq ft PVC deck runs $10,000–$14,000 installed with standard railings.
Is PVC decking good for rooftops?
Yes — PVC is the top choice for rooftop decks because it's 100% waterproof, handles ponding water, and doesn't warp. It pairs well with pedestal systems for rooftop installation.
Can PVC decking be painted?
No. PVC decking is manufactured in specific colours and cannot be painted. Choose your colour carefully — it won't change. This is a limitation compared to wood.

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At a Glance

Cost Range
$50–$70/sqft installed
Timeline
3–7 business days
Lifespan
25–30 years
Maintenance
Minimal — occasional cleaning

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