What it costs in Delta
$15,000 – $60,000 typical range.
- $15,000 – $22,000 — 12x16 cedar or composite deck. Footings poured deeper to manage high water table. Common in North Delta and Ladner backyards.
- $22,000 – $32,000 — 16x20 composite deck with aluminum or glass railing. Marine-grade hardware throughout. Standard in Tsawwassen family homes.
- $32,000 – $48,000 — Multi-level deck with covered roof, gas-line BBQ rough-in, marine-grade fasteners and railings. Common in Beach Grove and Tsawwassen waterfront.
- + $3,000 – $10,000 — Riverfront Ladner and waterfront Tsawwassen properties may require environmental review if construction approaches the high-water mark or affects shoreline.
Ranges reflect typical Naybur pricing in Delta for 2026. Final quote depends on spec, finishes, and site conditions — we provide a fixed-price quote after a free in-home consultation.
Delta permits
How we handle the paperwork.
The Corporation of Delta requires a building permit for any deck over 24 inches off grade or attached to the house. Permit turnaround is typically 2–3 weeks. For waterfront properties in Tsawwassen and along the Fraser in Ladner, additional environmental and shoreline review can apply — we verify before quoting and coordinate as part of the project.
Material choices
Options that work in Delta.
Composite is the strongest choice for Delta — coastal exposure stresses wood faster than inland conditions. 25–30 years maintenance-free.
Hardwood (ipe, garapa) holds up well to coastal moisture with annual oiling. 30+ year lifespan but premium cost.
Cedar works in Delta but needs aggressive annual sealing; expect 15–18 years given the salt-air exposure on Tsawwassen waterfront.
Recent work in Delta
From the portfolio.
More on the full project gallery.
Common questions
FAQ.
What does a deck cost in Delta?
$15,000 to $48,000. Compact 12x16: $15K–$22K. Family-size 16x20 composite: $22K–$32K. Multi-level waterfront deck: $32K–$48K. Waterfront environmental review adds $3K–$10K when required.
Why does Delta need different materials?
Coastal salt air degrades standard galvanized fasteners and stresses wood faster than inland conditions. We use marine-grade stainless hardware, composite or hardwood surfaces, and avoid budget pressure-treated for waterfront builds. Costs slightly more upfront, lasts 2–3× longer in the conditions.
Do I need a Delta permit?
Yes for most decks. We handle the permit, environmental review if applicable, inspector visits, and close-out. Waterfront properties get extra coordination time.
How long does it take?
Two to four weeks. Waterfront builds with environmental review can take an extra 2–3 weeks of permit time before we start.
Which Delta neighborhoods do you cover?
Ladner, Tsawwassen, North Delta, Beach Grove, Sunshine Hills, English Bluff, Boundary Beach, East Delta.
Free in-home consult. Anywhere in Delta.
Walk us through the space, tell us what you're imagining, get a fixed-price quote within a few days. No deposit required to book the visit.
