Create your secluded outdoor retreat
Transform your deck into a private oasis with the right privacy screen. From simple lattice to sophisticated glass panels, numerous options fit every style and budget.
1. Wood Lattice
2. Horizontal Slat Screens
3. Vinyl Privacy Panels
4. Glass Panels
5. Living Privacy Screens
6. Metal Screens
Height: Most privacy screens are 6-8 feet tall. Check local bylaws for maximum allowed height.
Coverage: Decide between full-height privacy or partial screens that maintain openness while blocking sight lines.
Wind Load: Solid screens catch more wind. In exposed locations, use partially open designs.
Style Matching: Coordinate screen material and color with existing deck elements.
Post-Mounted: Most common—screens attach to vertical posts secured to deck structure.
Railing-Top: Screens mount on top of existing railings for added height.
Freestanding: Portable screens in planters, ideal for renters.
Privacy screens attached to deck structure must meet local building codes for wind loads and structural connections. Permits may be required depending on height and location.
Layer different elements for maximum effect: solid panels where most privacy is needed, decorative screens for visual interest, and plantings to soften hard edges.
Design and install the perfect privacy solution for your deck.
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Book Free Consultation →A general contractor in Toronto & GTA manages the full scope of a construction or renovation project: coordinating trades (framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, finishing), obtaining permits, scheduling inspections, and ensuring the project is delivered on time, on budget, and to code.
General contractors in Toronto & GTA typically charge 15–25% of total project cost as a management fee, or provide a fixed-price contract. For full renovations, our all-in pricing includes labour, materials, permits, and coordination — no hidden fees.
In Toronto & GTA, permits are required for: structural changes, additions, basement apartments, new plumbing or electrical circuits, HVAC modifications, and most significant alterations. We manage the entire permit process and coordinate all required inspections.
Verify: WSIB clearance certificate, liability insurance ($2M minimum), references from similar projects, written contract with detailed scope, and a payment schedule tied to milestones. Avoid contractors who ask for large upfront cash payments or won't provide written quotes.
Kitchen renovations: 4–8 weeks. Bathroom: 3–6 weeks. Basement: 8–16 weeks. Full home renovation: 3–6 months. Timelines depend on scope, permit approvals, and material lead times. We provide a detailed schedule before work begins.
A proper renovation contract in Toronto & GTA must include: detailed scope of work, materials specified by brand/grade, start and completion dates, payment schedule tied to milestones, change order process, warranty terms, and dispute resolution. Never sign a vague contract.
Yes. We coordinate all trades under one contract — framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, tile, flooring, painting, and exterior work. You deal with one point of contact for the entire project. This reduces scheduling conflicts and ensures consistent quality control.
We use milestone-based payment schedules: typically 10–15% deposit, progress payments at defined milestones (rough-in complete, drywall complete, etc.), and a final payment after your sign-off. We never ask for large upfront payments before work begins.
Yes. We manage the full permit process for your project in Toronto & GTA: application, drawings (where required), permit fees, booking inspections, and obtaining the final occupancy certificate. You don't need to deal with the city directly.
We provide a written workmanship warranty on all our renovation work in Toronto & GTA. Structural work carries a longer warranty period. Material warranties from manufacturers are passed through to you. All warranty terms are specified in your contract before work begins.