Composite remains the most versatile option on your site: easier to maintain than wood, often more accessible than PVC, and available in several technologies depending on the brand.
Composite decking covers a wide budget range, from accessible series to premium collections, while greatly reducing maintenance compared with wood.
Composite boards offer realistic wood textures and stable colors, without the need to sand, stain, or seal every season.
On your site, composite is not limited to one formula: PE composite, rice-hull composite, and bamboo-based technical families are all available. This helps match the product to the style, budget, and installation location.
Your main composite brands are Fiberon, TimberTech, Trex, TruNorth, and Eva-Last. Each has its own technology, but all are designed for durable, low-maintenance decking.
Fiberon composite collections cover several price levels with Good Life, Sanctuary, and Concordia. A strong choice if you want many options from the same manufacturer.
The TimberTech composite range includes Legacy, Reserve, Prime+, and Prime. Ideal if you want refined textures, a premium look, and several warranty levels.
Canadian composite made from rice hulls and recycled plastic. The Accuspan and Enviroboard lines are well suited to projects that prioritize Canadian manufacturing and stability.
Eva-Last offers bamboo-based technical composites with the Apex Plus, Apex, Pioneer, and Infinity series. A smart option for more contemporary, low-maintenance projects.
Composite remains the heart of your offering. Here are the most useful questions for comparing brands and planning a project with confidence.
Showroom in Delson
The best way to choose between Fiberon, TimberTech, Trex, TruNorth, and Eva-Last is to compare colors, grains, and profiles side-by-side. Visit our showroom with your dimensions, photos, or budget, and we'll help you pinpoint the right collection.
We can also prepare a quote, calculate quantities, and arrange delivery directly to your job site.
