Deck Builders Perth, Timber and Composite Decking WA

Deck Builders in Perth

Perth decks spend most of the year under hot sun and strong UV, with dry summers that can open up timber that has not been oiled. Hardwoods such as jarrah and merbau are common picks here. Composite boards suit owners who would rather skip the yearly oiling. Pool surrounds and raised decks on sloping blocks make up a lot of the work across the metro area.

Where a building permit is needed, owners must get it from their local government before construction starts. Building and Energy says most building work valued at $20,000 or more that needs a permit must be carried out by a registered builder. The deck builders below work right across Perth, from the northern beaches to the hills and the southern suburbs. Before you sign, ask each one who looks after the permit and what the quote covers.

Castlegate Home Improvements
Perth WA
Tel: 0438 411 978

Castlegate Home Improvements builds timber and composite decks across Perth, from Fremantle up to Yanchep, and also takes on decking jobs in regional WA. Pool decks, balcony decks and alfresco decks are all part of the work, using timbers such as merbau and jarrah. The business also builds patios, pergolas, verandahs and carports, and it handles council permits and engineering. It states that it is licensed and insured.

Advanced Patios
39 Gillam Drive
Kelmscott WA 6111
Tel: (08) 9495 4513

Based in Kelmscott, Advanced Patios has been WA owned and operated since 2008. Its decking service covers hardwood timbers such as merbau and jarrah, composite boards made from recycled materials and hybrid options that mix the two. Alongside decks, the company designs and builds patios, carports, sheds and fencing, using Stratco and Colorbond materials. It says it handles design, drawings and council approvals as part of a patio build.
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Indian Ocean Landscapes
8/49 Dellamarta Road
Wangara WA 6065
Tel: (08) 9302 4685

From an office in Wangara (open by appointment), Indian Ocean Landscapes builds timber and composite decks as part of wider outdoor projects. Jarrah, spotted gum and merbau are its usual timbers, with blackbutt and Darwin stringybark sourced on request. The team can talk through where the timber comes from and how it is certified. Other work includes landscape design, patios and pergolas, retaining walls, paving, alfresco kitchens and lawns with reticulation.
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WA Timber Decking Professionals
Perth WA
Tel: 0432 562 361

A family owned business, WA Timber Decking Professionals builds decks in merbau, ironbark, jarrah, spotted gum and blackbutt, along with composite boards. Pool and spa decks, elevated decks, stairs and pergolas are part of the range. The business also offers oiling and maintenance, DIY packages with advice and supply of timber and hardware. Commercial clients include builders, landscapers and local shires, and its website mentions gold medals for display at the Perth Garden Festival.
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Fletcher and Co. Building
Perth WA
Tel: 0412 381 909

Fletcher and Co. Building is a Perth deck builder working with timbers such as jarrah, merbau, spotted gum, blackbutt and treated pine. Composite options include Trex, Eva-Last, MoistureShield and Millboard boards. Jobs range from pool surrounds and alfresco areas to walkways, steps, rails, built in seating and screens. Cleaning and oiling of existing timber decks is also offered. Its website lists building practitioner and building contractor registration numbers.
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MBS Building Company
Perth WA
Tel: 0429 946 340

MBS Building Company designs and builds composite and hardwood timber decks for homes on both sides of the river, including Joondalup, Hillarys, Subiaco, Fremantle and Rockingham. Deck maintenance covers cleaning, sealing, repairs and inspections for timber or composite. The business also builds pergolas with timber, steel or insulated roofing, as well as patios and granny flats. It describes itself as fully insured.
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Choosing Boards for Perth Conditions

Hardwood decks need regular oiling to hold their colour in full sun, and boards left bare will grey over time. Composite costs more up front but asks for little more than a wash. Look at samples outdoors before you choose, because colours can read quite differently in strong light.

Around pools, think about grip under wet feet and how hot the surface gets in summer. Darker boards hold more heat. Ask the builder what sits underneath as well, since the subframe and footings decide how long a deck stays level.

Contracts, Deposits and Insurance

According to Building and Energy, the Home Building Contracts Act covers fixed price contracts between $7,500 and $500,000, and the most a builder can take as a deposit before work starts is 6.5 per cent of the contract price. Home indemnity insurance is required for building work that needs a permit and is valued at more than $20,000. Hold off on payments until that cover is in place.

You can check a builder’s registration on the Building and Energy registers. A good quote names the board species or composite brand, the subframe material, the footing type and who lodges the permit.