Composite and PVC are two excellent choices for a low-maintenance deck, but their composition and properties differ.

Composite (also known as WPC) is made from a blend of recycled wood fibers and plastic. It offers a very natural appearance that mimics wood grain, good scratch resistance, and is generally more affordable. It's the ideal choice for classic residential decks. Examples: Fiberon Good Life, TruNorth Accuspan, 3Peaks Composite.

PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is entirely synthetic—it contains no wood fibers. It is lighter, completely waterproof, and more resistant to moisture and mold. It is the recommended material for decks around pools, docks, and very humid areas. Examples: TimberTech/AZEK, Fiberon Promenade, Fiberon Paramount, Citadel NaturaCedar, Eon.

In summary: composite offers excellent value for money with a very natural look, while PVC is superior in humid environments and offers the longest warranties (up to 50 years). Visit our showroom in Delson to compare the two materials in person.

Yes, absolutely. Our store is located directly on the South Shore, at 190 Sutton Street in Delson. The South Shore is our main service area, and we deliver your materials by flatbed truck directly to your job site.

We serve Delson, Candiac, La Prairie, St-Constant, Brossard, Longueuil, St-Hubert, Châteauguay, Chambly, Carignan, Varennes, Boucherville, St-Bruno, Ste-Julie, Mont-Saint-Hilaire, St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, and the entire Montérégie region. We also deliver to Montreal, Laval, the North Shore, and throughout Quebec.

For large-scale projects, we can arrange flatbed delivery to the job site—ideal for contractors who need materials the same day or the next. Contact us for delivery rates and times to your address.

Installation time depends on the size and complexity of the project, but here are typical benchmarks for Quebec:

• Simple deck (12 ft × 12 ft, single level, ground access): 2 to 3 days
• Medium deck (12 ft × 16 ft, with stairs and railings): 3 to 5 days
• Complex deck (multi-level, pool surround, elevated): 5 to 10 days

These times include the foundation (screw piles or Sonotubes), the treated wood substructure, the installation of composite decking, and finishes (fascias, railings, stairs).

Installing composite decking is generally faster than natural wood because the boards are uniform and do not require sanding or staining after installation. Hidden fastening systems (such as CAMO or Cortex) also speed up the work.

We offer a free estimate service that includes an estimated number of installation days for your specific project. We can also recommend qualified contractors on the South Shore if you are looking for an installer.

All the brands we offer are designed to withstand Quebec's harsh winters and hot summers. However, each brand has its strengths depending on your priorities:

Best Value for Money: Fiberon Good Life — 25 to 30-year fade and stain warranty, proven resistance to freeze-thaw cycles, and a price comparable to quality wood. This is our best-selling brand.

Best Moisture Resistance: TimberTech/AZEK or Fiberon Promenade (PVC) — completely waterproof, ideal for pool decks and shaded areas prone to moisture.

Best Budget Option: 3Peaks — premium quality at an accessible price, with a solid warranty and UV resistance suitable for the Canadian climate. An excellent choice for cottages, rental properties, or budget-conscious projects.

Best Long-Term Durability: Fiberon Concordia or Promenade — limited lifetime warranty and a 50-year fade warranty. These are the most scratch-resistant, stain-resistant, and weather-resistant boards.

The common thread: unlike treated wood, none of these products require sanding, staining, or annual sealing. A simple cleaning with soapy water once or twice a year is enough.

Visit our showroom in Delson to see and touch each brand. We will help you choose the best product according to your project, budget, and location.