Paysagement Duguay builds wood and composite decks, balconies and terraces across Laval, Montreal and the North Shore. As deck contractors who also handle the landscaping around the structure, we design the deck to connect properly with your patio, stairs and grade not to sit awkwardly above them.
Every deck is built to withstand Quebec winters: frost-depth footings, treated or engineered structure, and hardware selected to resist corrosion.
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Wooden balcony construction remains the most popular choice for its warmth, its price and the ease with which it can be modified later. We work with pressure-treated lumber, cedar and other species depending on your budget and exposure.
Wood does require periodic sealing or staining. In exchange, you get a surface that can be sanded, repaired and restained rather than replaced.
A composite balcony costs more initially but eliminates staining and sanding entirely. Modern composite boards resist fading, splintering and moisture, which makes them well suited to pool surrounds and shaded areas that stay damp.
We install composite decking with hidden fasteners for a clean surface and proper ventilation underneath so moisture does not get trapped.
Patio construction in Laval often combines a raised deck with a paving stone surface at ground level. Splitting the space over two levels creates a dining area and a lounging area without one crowding the other.
For exterior terrace construction, we handle railings, integrated stairs, lighting conduits and skirting so the finished structure looks deliberate rather than added on.
Not every deck needs to be torn down. Deck repair and deck renovations can address rotted boards, a sagging structure, loose railings or footings that have shifted with frost.
We inspect the structure first and tell you honestly whether repair is worthwhile or whether rebuilding will cost less over five years.
Step 1: Planning and design
We start by figuring out the right dimensions, materials, and placement for your specific space and surroundings.
Step 2: Foundation installation
We rely on proven foundation options like helical piles or sonotubes, both of which provide the kind of stability a deck needs to last.
Step 3: Framing
The beams and joists go in to form a load-bearing frame that will support the deck reliably for many years.
Step 4: Decking installation
Whether we are laying wooden tiles for a balcony or composite decking boards, each piece is installed evenly with the right fasteners and spacing to keep the surface performing well over time.
Step 5: Finishing
Stairs, railings, fascia, and lighting all come together in the final stage, turning a well-built structure into a space you will actually want to use.
Whether you are leaning toward a warm wooden balcony or a low-maintenance composite balcony, we are with you from the first design conversation through to the final finishing details.
Wood gives you a natural, warm look. A composite balcony offers a more consistent finish and needs very little upkeep over the years. The right call depends on what matters most to you and how much maintenance you want to take on.