- Ipe, cumaru, and other dense hardwoods with hidden fasteners
- Porch floor restoration on Victorian and Edwardian Toronto houses
- Stair and railing packages that match the interior millwork language
- Oil maintenance programs so the deck does not go grey in two seasons
Interior hardwood people who 'also do decks' are how you get a beautiful ipe surface on a rotten ledger. Green Hardwood details the envelope: ledger flashing, joist tape, ventilation, and a slope that drains.
Ipe and cumaru earn their cost in the GTA because they take UV, ice, and barbecue fat without the cupping you see in under-specified cedar. Cedar is still the right material for some porches and budgets — we will say so.
We also restore original tongue-and-groove porch floors on Toronto Victorians, a job that is closer to interior flooring than to a big-box deck.
Related GTA work
What decks looks like


What to look at: The fastener pattern, the ledger detail at the wall, and how the boards meet the rail posts.
Illustrative rendering, not documentary job photography. We will not put a manufactured before-and-after in front of you.
Where we take decks
Pins are service coverage and published bands, not a record of past jobs. Open one for the local band and what we take on there.
Decks
Hardwood Decks across the GTA
- Municipalities
- 20
- Core
- 20
- We travel
- 0
- Worked examples
- 1
- Studio & workshop — Sterling Road. Stair components are built here, then fitted on site.
- Core service area — Free on-site measure for any qualified hardwood, stair or railing job.
- Extended range — We travel here for stair packages, whole-home installs and refinishing — not a single-room repair.
- Worked example — A specification we build to, pinned at the municipality centre. Not a client record and not an address.
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Worked examples on this map
- High Park hardwood deckDecks, High Park, Toronto
Worked examples are specifications this shop builds to, pinned at the municipality centre — not a client record, not an address, and not a claim that a job happened on your street.
