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Hardwood Decks in Toronto, Ontario

Hardwood decks and porches in Toronto live through Ontario winters, so the framing, the fastening, and the drainage matter more than the board. We build in real hardwood with hidden fasteners, not composite.

Golden-hour hardwood deck with cable railing and built-in benches in a landscaped Toronto backyard.

Toronto range

$10,050–$14,250

For 300 sq ft, before HST

On site

1–2 weeks

Typical 300 sq ft deck: 1–2 weeks

Coverage

Toronto

Free site measure · 3-year workmanship warranty on installation and refinishing

What we walk into in Toronto

Victorian and Edwardian houses in the west end, mid-century bungalows in North York, glass condos downtown, and heritage estates in Rosedale and Forest Hill. Each needs a different assembly.

Solid white oak on wood joists, engineered over concrete condos, stair retreads in 3-storey semis, and porch restorations on Parkdale and High Park Victorians.

How we specify decks here

  • 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.

Jobs Toronto keeps calling us for

  • Forest Hill heritage restorations
  • King West / Yorkville condo installs
  • Rosedale inlays and borders
  • West-end stair and railing packages

Work near Toronto

Decks in Toronto — questions

How much does hardwood decks cost in Toronto?
For 300 sq ft in Toronto, budget roughly $10,050 to $14,250 before HST, at 2026 Greater Toronto labour and mill pricing. From $28–$48 / sq ft for ipe-class decks is the catalogue range; Toronto sits where it does because of local labour and access. A site measure is what turns that band into a firm number.
How long does decks take in a Toronto home?
1–2 weeks for 300 sq ft, plus the finish cure window where site finishing is involved. We book Toronto site visits within a few days and give you a written schedule before the crew arrives.
Do you actually work in Toronto, or just advertise there?
Toronto is inside our core service area and we work there every month. Solid white oak on wood joists, engineered over concrete condos, stair retreads in 3-storey semis, and porch restorations on Parkdale and High Park Victorians. Site visits in Toronto are free for qualified hardwood, stair, and railing work.
Can you match decks to the hardwood already in my Toronto house?
Yes — matching is the normal case, not the exception. We identify the species and grade, sample the stain against your existing boards in daylight, and sign the sample off with you before anything is cut. Victorian and Edwardian houses in the west end, mid-century bungalows in North York, glass condos downtown, and heritage estates in Rosedale and Forest Hill.

Decks around Toronto

Service coverage and 2026 published bands. Not a record of past jobs.

Decks

Hardwood Decks across the GTA

Municipalities
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Core
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We travel
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Worked examples
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Worked examples on this map

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.

Looking for the full service detail rather than the Toronto view? Hardwood Decks covers method, materials, and warranty. For everything we do in this city, see hardwood flooring in Toronto.