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Decking Pricing in Nelson
Pine Decking
$475-525 m²
Affordable and durable, treated pine is a softwood timber commonly used for decking. It’s treated to resist weather damage, rot, and insect infestations in New Zealand.
Kwila Decking
$595-650 m²
Premium hardwoods like Kwila and Vitex offer durability and natural beauty. They’re highly resistant to weathering, pests, and decay, making them ideal for long-lasting decks.
Composite Decking
$700-750 m²
A mix of wood fibers and recycled plastic, composite decking offers a modern, low-maintenance solution. It’s durable, weather-resistant, and won’t warp, crack, or splinter.
Our Nelson Decking Options
Pine Decking
Lifespan: 15–20 years (with proper maintenance)
Pros: Affordable and widely available, easy to cut and install, can be stained or painted, treated to resist rot and insects
Cons: Requires regular maintenance, can warp or crack over time, not as durable as hardwoods, less visually appealing than premium timbers
Kwila Decking
Lifespan: 25–30 years (with proper maintenance)
Pros: Extremely durable and hard-wearing, naturally resistant to rot, insects, and weather, rich natural reddish-brown color, great for high-traffic areas
Cons: Expensive compared to pine, can bleed tannins and stain surrounding areas, requires regular oiling to maintain color, heavy and harder to work with
Composite Decking
Lifespan: 25–30 years (low maintenance)
Pros: Low maintenance, resistant to rot, insects, and weather, won’t warp, crack, or splinter, eco-friendly, modern and consistent look
Cons: Higher upfront cost, can get hot underfoot in direct sunlight, less natural look compared to timber, difficult to repair if damaged
Garapa Decking
Lifespan: 20–25 years (with proper maintenance)
Pros: Affordable hardwood option, naturally resistant to decay, insects, and weather, lighter color that ages beautifully to silver-grey, durable and long-lasting
Cons: Requires regular oiling to maintain color, can become slippery when wet, harder to work with compared to pine, may require pre-drilling for screws
Vitex Decking
Lifespan: 25+ years (with proper maintenance)
Pros: Durable and long-lasting, naturally resistant to weather, pests, and rot, attractive light-brown timber that weathers well, ideal for coastal areas
Cons: More expensive than pine, requires regular oiling to maintain appearance, can become slippery when wet, sourcing can sometimes be limited in NZ
Why Build Your Deck With Us?
We guide you through material choices to suit your project. Quality materials reduce maintenance costs, improve energy efficiency, and provide a durable, high-performing finish for years to come.
Our company isn’t tied to a franchise, so you save on unnecessary fees. This gives you more budget flexibility and the freedom to tailor your project with custom options to suit your vision.
With 23 years of experience, we bring trusted supplier relationships, effective problem-solving, and smooth project management, ensuring your build is completed with minimal delays and maximum quality.
Building can be stressful, but we make the process as smooth as possible. We address your needs and concerns, keeping you informed at every step to ensure a positive experience from start to finish.
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