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Decks · King City, King

Deck builder in King City.

Deck builder in King City for cedar, pressure-treated or composite decks, attached at the back door or freestanding out on the lawn, with stairs, landings, railings and lights in the risers.

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Years in business
15+
Insured & licensed
WSIB
50 Google reviews
5.0★

What’s included

What a deck project
includes.

For a deck builder in King City, attached or freestanding is settled before anything else, because in King that decides the paperwork as much as size does. Then come footings, beams and connections sized for your lot, cedar or composite boards, and cedar, aluminium or glass railings.

  1. Wood decks

    Cedar and pressure-treated decks can be stained a colour you like or allowed to weather.

    • Cedar or pressure-treated boards
    • Single and multi-level layouts
    • Stain and sealer
    • Wide steps down to grade

  2. Composite decks

    Composite decking over a wood frame. Washing it is about all the surface needs.

    • Composite decking
    • Cedar posts and rail caps
    • Aluminium balusters
    • Raised decks with stairs

  3. Stairs, railings and lighting

    The parts you touch every day, chosen with the deck and built with it.

    • Cedar, aluminium or glass railings
    • Stairs and landings
    • Lights set into the risers
    • Decks around an above-ground pool

  4. Design and rendering

    The lumber order waits for a deck rendering and a layout drawn to measure.

    • Site measure and levels
    • Layout and material choices
    • A rendering to review

  5. Repair and renovation

    New life for a deck whose structure is still sound, and honest advice when it is not.

    • Frame and joist repairs
    • New boards on an existing frame
    • Railing replacement
    • Deck waterproofing

Why Sonce

One contractor,
both sides of the door.

We plan and build indoors and out. Most renovators leave off at the back door, which is where most landscapers pick up.

  1. 15+ years in business

    With over 15 years in business, Sonce Homes works inside the house and outside in the yard.

  2. Licensed and WSIB insured

    Sonce Homes is licensed and WSIB insured. Ask us about the credentials relevant to your project.

  3. Design before construction

    We work through the design with you, with drawings to help you picture the work, before you approve it for construction.

  4. A conversation throughout

    We start with a talk about the work and what you want to spend, and from there we keep you informed at each stage.

With over 15 years in business, Sonce Homes works inside the house and outside in the yard.

Sonce Homes is licensed and WSIB insured. Ask us about the credentials relevant to your project.

We work through the design with you, with drawings to help you picture the work, before you approve it for construction.

We start with a talk about the work and what you want to spend, and from there we keep you informed at each stage.

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Selected Projects

Outside spaces.
A closer look.

Choose a scene, then follow its numbered points to the materials beside it. Illustrative scenes to help you picture the possibilities.

Cedar deck behind a brick house with broad stairs leading to the lawn and a black metal railing.
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Cedar, black metal

From the deck to the lawn

Broad cedar steps and a slim black railing connect the deck to the yard.

The steps span the width of the seating area above them, and a flagstone landing meets them at the lawn.

On the picture

  1. RailingBlack metal, horizontal bars
  2. SkirtingVertical cedar boards
  3. StepsWide treads, lit risers
Plan a project like this: From the deck to the lawn

Cedar, pale stone

A connected backyard

Cedar decking steps down to a stone patio and a garden beyond.

The back door, the table and the garden work as one space, and a slim black railing keeps the view from the deck open.

On the picture

  1. RailingSlim black metal
  2. StepsBroad cedar treads
  3. PatioPale stone slabs
Plan a project like this: A connected backyard

Pale stone, charcoal band

Stone beneath the table

A pale stone patio with a charcoal border and a green garden edge.

The slabs run from the back steps to the dining table, and planted beds soften the line where the patio meets the garden.

On the picture

  1. StepsStone, from the back door
  2. SurfaceLarge pale stone slabs
  3. BorderCharcoal band
Plan a project like this: Stone beneath the table

Pavers, stone steps

A clear path to the door

Interlocking paving and broad stone steps shape the front entrance.

The darker border keeps the walk crisp against the lawn, and planting softens both sides of it.

On the picture

  1. EntranceBroad stone steps
  2. SurfaceInterlocking pavers
  3. BorderDarker paver band
Plan a project like this: A clear path to the door

Cedar, stone terrace

An open frame for the garden

A cedar pergola frames a sitting area, with a slatted screen for privacy.

Open rafters let the light through, and the screen shelters the back of the terrace, so the seating stays part of the garden.

On the picture

  1. OverheadOpen cedar rafters
  2. PrivacySlatted cedar screen
  3. StructureSquare cedar posts
Plan a project like this: An open frame for the garden

Cedar, shingles

Room under the roof

A cedar pavilion makes space for dining outside, under a timber roof.

The shingled gable rests on heavy timber posts, set on stone paving among the planting.

On the picture

  1. RoofTimber truss under the gable
  2. StructureHeavy timber posts
  3. FloorStone paving
Plan a project like this: Room under the roof

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Gallery

Room to imagine.
Details to build on.

Decks, patios, pergolas and pavilions. Explore layouts, materials and details for your own home.

Two-level cedar deck with wide steps
Paver patio with a border band and steps from the door
Attached cedar pergola over a patio
Cedar pavilion with a hip roof on a deck platform

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Illustrative scenes for planning your project.

Service area

Close to home.
Across York Region.

Renovation and general contracting from our office in East Gwillimbury. The rings show roughly how long the drive is from there, outside rush hour.

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Questions

Deck builder in King City:
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Good to know

Deck builder in King City:
good to know.

The deck permit line in King City

The Township of King waives the building permit only for a rear-yard deck that stands free of the house and stays under 10 square metres, so a larger deck goes through a permit. Three yards show how that line falls. A low platform out on the lawn, freestanding and small enough, needs none. The usual deck off the kitchen door is fixed to the house, so it sits outside the exemption as written, and we confirm it with the Township. A deck on a slope whose outer edge rises past 600 mm above average grade needs a permit at any size.

Where a deck permit applies, the frame is designed to climatic values chosen for your lot. King is not listed in the Ontario Building Code's SB-1 climatic tables, so the values depend on the property's location, known weather patterns and local experience, and the footings, beams and connections are sized to them before the drawings go to the Township.

Township of King, building permits ↗

What a deck builder in King City plans for water

Air moving in from Lake Ontario rises over the raised ground of the Oak Ridges Moraine and drops its precipitation on King City, and on rolling ground many yards slope. So the layout shows where water leaving the boards and stairs will run, and keeps it heading away from the house. Fixing a low spot by bringing in fill is not always simple here: on a TRCA regulated lot, filling or regrading needs the conservation authority's permit.

TRCA, apply for a permit ↗

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Years in business
15+
Insured & licensed
WSIB
50 Google reviews
5.0★