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That persistent dampness makes the surface slick and leads to rot and warping you can’t scrub away. Composite decking resists moisture, so you won’t face decay a few years down the road.
Consider how your outdoor space looks and feels. The right planks can enhance the character of older homes while remaining comfortable underfoot on hot afternoons.
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| Composite Decking New Westminster Material Grade | Existing Framing Prices | Standard Wood Framing Prices | Helical Pier Framing Prices | Multi-Level Layout Prices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uncapped Composite Decking | CAD 50 – CAD 70 | CAD 50 – CAD 80 | CAD 60 – CAD 80 | CAD 60 – CAD 90 |
| Standard Capped Composite | CAD 60 – CAD 80 | CAD 60 – CAD 90 | CAD 70 – CAD 90 | CAD 70 – CAD 100 |
| Three-Sided Capped Composite | CAD 60 – CAD 90 | CAD 70 – CAD 90 | CAD 80 – CAD 100 | CAD 80 – CAD 110 |
| Premium Four-Sided Capped Composite | CAD 70 – CAD 90 | CAD 70 – CAD 100 | CAD 80 – CAD 110 | CAD 90 – CAD 130 |
| Capped Polymer PVC | CAD 80 – CAD 100 | CAD 80 – CAD 110 | CAD 90 – CAD 120 | CAD 100 – CAD 130 |
Durable Composite Decking
Composite boards shed moisture instead of soaking it up. This means no warping, no splintering, and much less scrubbing to keep the surface safe. Your deck stays ready for bare feet, even after a week of rain.
The real difference is in the material. Capped polymer decking resists mold and mildew at the surface. Hidden fasteners also eliminate rusty screw heads. It’s a complete system that looks clean and stays that way. Learn more about composite decking in Vancouver.
New Westminster sits right on the Fraser River. The damp air and frequent rain test any outdoor surface. A deck that stays slick or grows moss isn’t just an eyesore—it’s a safety hazard for your family.
We design every deck to handle the wet winters and humid summers of the Lower Mainland. Proper slope, drainage gaps, and rot-proof framing keep the whole structure sound. That’s how we build in New Westminster.
Capped composite decking details
New Westminster’s damp river air makes the choice of decking materials very important. We recommend capped composite and all-PVC boards. Their polymer shell resists mold, moss, and tannin stains that raw wood and older composite boards can absorb. Uncapped boards have wood fibers on the surface, which stay wet longer and can become slippery in this climate.
Installation depends on the chosen material. We space the joists according to the board manufacturer’s guidelines. Then, we cover them with adhesive tape before installing the decking. This prevents rainwater from sitting on the top edge of the framing. We use hidden clips to fasten the boards instead of face screws. This keeps the cap intact and allows a narrow drainage gap between the boards for New Westminster’s wet winters.
New Westminster’s hillside lots often need a slight slope for walking surfaces. We set that slope away from the house and leave open drainage paths at the ends of the boards to stop water from collecting. Edge trim and fascia have shadow-vent gaps that let air circulate around the deck’s perimeter.
The deck ledger is the weakest structural point on a home in New Westminster. We space the ledger slightly away from the wall sheathing and flash above it. This design directs water away from the connection instead of trapping it against the house. It protects the wall’s drainage plane behind the deck.
Below the deck, damp ground and still air slow down drying. We lift wooden parts off wet soil using galvanized saddles and keep the skirting open to let coastal air flow beneath the joists. Beam and post connections have standoff details to stop moisture from wicking upward.
Composite boards expand and contract with temperature changes. New Westminster’s mild but damp winter cycles need careful gaps at butt joints and the house edge. These gaps act as expansion joints and drainage channels, allowing water to exit quickly before it saturates the framing and trim.
Deck Regulations in New Westminster
Zoning Bylaw No. 6680, 2001 – Single Detached Dwelling District (RS-1) deck and accessory structure regulations says that for homes in New Westminster’s RS-1 zone, attached structures like decks (including composite decks) may cover a maximum of 10% of the lot area. The total area of attached and detached accessory structures together cannot exceed 20% of the lot area. Decks are considered accessory structures and must follow yard projection limits: they can extend into required front and rear yards by up to 4 feet, and into required side yards by up to 4 feet or half the side yard width, whichever is less. These rules affect the size and placement of composite decks on residential properties.\r\n\r\nZoning Bylaw No. 6680, 2001 – Attached decks and accessory structures (Section 1097.12) states that for residential properties, the total area of all attached accessory structures (including attached composite decks) must not exceed 10% of the site area. These attached accessory structures are limited to one storey and a maximum height of 4.57 metres (15 feet). This limits how large and how high a composite deck attached to a house can be.\r\n\r\nConstruction Noise Regulation Bylaw No. 6063, 1992 (construction noise hours) applies to exterior remodeling work like building or resurfacing composite decks. Construction noise is allowed from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturdays, with no construction noise allowed on statutory holidays. Residents working on their own homes may do construction on Sundays and holidays between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., but this exemption does not apply to professional contractors like Paragon Exteriors. Deck work that creates construction noise must be scheduled within the allowed hours unless a specific variance is obtained.
