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Deck builder · Brampton & the GTA

Decks built the right way.

Composite and wood decks, railings, fences and patio covers. Built to code, and built to last through Canada’s seasons.

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  • 5-year warranty
  • Free estimates
  • Itemized pricing
A raised Evenstar deck with glass railing on a red-brick house, carried on timber posts with angled knee braces and black steel brackets.
Raised composite deck with glass railing, on timber posts and knee braces.

What we build

Decks first, and everything around them.

Everything that makes a backyard work: the railing you lean on, the stairs you climb, the wall that gives you privacy and the roof that keeps the rain off.

Built the right way

What’s under the boards.

A deck is only as good as its frame. This is one of ours from below. Every deck is built to local building codes, and when yours needs a permit, we help you through the process.

Underneath one of Evenstar's raised decks: a charcoal composite fascia, joist ends, a timber beam, a timber post fixed to it with a black steel bracket, and two angled knee braces.
A raised Evenstar deck from below: composite on top, timber frame underneath.
  1. Glass railingPanels between aluminum posts keep the view open.
  2. Composite fasciaThe edge of the deck, finished to match the boards.
  3. JoistsThe frame the deck boards are fastened to.
  4. BeamCarries the joists to the posts.
  5. Post bracketBlack steel connectors tie each post to its beam.
  6. Knee bracesAngled braces stiffen the frame against sway.
  7. PostsCarry the whole deck down to its footings.

Plan your deck

Sketch it in a minute.

Choose a height, the boards and the railing, add stairs or privacy, and take the sketch to your free estimate.

Each choice updates the drawing of the deck and the summary below it.

Drawing of the deck you are planning

Raised deck, grey composite boards, glass railing, with stairs.

Height

A walk-out deck on posts and beams. It needs a railing, and often a permit: we help with that.

Low to the lawn, with a broad step down.

Boards

Composite needs no painting or sealing, and won’t warp, split or rot. It costs more up front.

Composite needs no painting or sealing, and won’t warp, split or rot. It costs more up front.

Usually costs less than composite. Durable, and resists rot and insects; seal or stain it every few years.

Naturally rot-resistant, and ideal if you love a natural look. Seal or stain it every few years.

Railing

An unobstructed view. Usually the most expensive railing.

Strong, durable and low-maintenance, and less expensive than glass.

The classic look. Stain and seal it along with a wood deck.

Add

A sketch to start the conversation, not a design: we measure and draw it properly at the site visit.

Reviews

What homeowners say.

Verified reviews from Evenstar’s Bark profile, quoted as written.

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Sam did a great job on our deck. He was flexible and changed plans for us mid-project. It’s a big deck (1300 sq ft) on three levels, and it took much longer than initially estimated but came in on budget. We will use Evenstar again.

CliffVerified review on Bark, November 2024 · Deck or porch construction

Sam was friendly, prompt and professional. He did not try to sell me on an upgrade, but listened. He could see quickly, how simple the job was and gave me a reasonable estimate and timeline.

LynnVerified review on Bark, April 2024 · Deck or porch construction

I was blown away by the look of my deck and very impressed.

Caroll NevilsVerified review on Bark, September 2025 · Deck or porch construction

Recent work

Real projects, photographed on site.

Every photo on this site is an Evenstar job.

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  • A modern black flat-roofed cabana with an open bay facing a pool, on grey interlocking pavers, with a row of cedars and woods behind.
    Poolside cabana with a flat roof and an open bay
  • A raised grey composite deck beside evergreen trees, with glass railing panels along its long edge and a two-flight stair with black aluminum picket railing down to the garden.
    Grey composite deck: glass railing on the open side, aluminum pickets on the stairs
  • A tall straight stair in charcoal composite with black aluminum railings, climbing along a buff-brick house to a raised deck, with gravel and stone pavers at its foot.
    Charcoal composite stairs with aluminum railing, up to a raised deck
  • A wide, low wood deck across the back of a dark bungalow, with broad steps down to a green lawn, hydrangeas and tall trees behind.
    Wide ground-level wood deck with steps down to the lawn
  • The front porch of a red-brick bungalow rebuilt with charcoal composite steps and skirting and black aluminum railings.
    Front porch in charcoal composite with black aluminum railings
  • Two tall bronze-coloured metal privacy panels with a leaf-like laser-cut pattern, standing on a brown composite deck beside a brick wall.
    Laser-cut metal privacy panels on a composite deck

How it works

From the first call to the first evening on your deck.

  1. Call or send the form

    Tell us what you would like built, where, and roughly how big. No drawings needed.

  2. Site visit and free estimate

    We measure, talk through materials and send you straightforward, itemized pricing.

  3. Design and permit

    We settle the design with you, and help you through the permit process when your deck needs one.

  4. The build

    Most residential decks land in the 1–3 week range, depending on size, access and custom details.

  5. Walkthrough

    We walk the finished deck with you. Our 5-year warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship.

Where we build

Based in Brampton. Building across the GTA.

  • Brampton
  • Toronto
  • Mississauga
  • Vaughan
  • Markham
  • Richmond Hill
  • Oakville
  • Burlington
  • Milton
  • Pickering
  • Ajax
  • Whitby

Toronto includes Etobicoke, North York and Scarborough. Not sure if we cover your street? Call 647-767-7125.

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