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Eva-Last decking in Saskatchewan — also written as Evalast or Eva Last

The Ultimate Deck Shop is the authorized Eva-Last dealer for Saskatchewan, with full Eva-Last decking inventory at our Saskatoon and Regina yards. Whether you spell it Eva-Last, Evalast, Eva Last, or Eva-last, we stock every tier — Infinity IS, Apex PLUS, and Pioneer — including the bamboo-infused composite boards rated for Prairie freeze-thaw cycles.

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Multi-brand PVC decking dealer

PVC decking. No wood. No rot.

PVC and capped polymer boards — the moisture-immune side of the decking aisle. Five lines on the wall at TUDS Saskatoon and Regina across cellular PVC, capped polymer, and mineral-core. Walk the boards, hold a cellular PVC plank against a capped composite plank, feel the weight difference. Then go home knowing what you're paying for. The first weekend of May should not start with a sander on your old wood deck.

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Meet the lineup

Five lines. Cellular PVC, capped polymer, mineral-core. No wood. No rot.

Each line brings something different — Paramount and Promenade are true cellular PVC (order-to-project), Pioneer is the capped-polymer luxury pick with 50-year warranty, Sanctuary is the in-stock capped polymer answer, Voyage is the mineral-core dark horse for dimensional stability. Walk all five before you spec.

Fiberon Paramount cellular PVC decking — 100% PVC, zero wood fibre, premium polymer-cap technology, available to order at TUDS Saskatoon and Regina
Cellular PVC · Premium Tier
True PVC · Order-to-project

Fiberon Paramount

100% cellular PVC. No wood fibre. The closest thing to AZEK we'll order in.

Paramount is Fiberon's flagship cellular PVC line — 100% polyvinyl chloride, zero wood content, full polymer cap. The closest spec match to AZEK Vintage / Reserve in our lineup, available to order through your TUDS store. Cellular PVC is what you spec when moisture is the primary enemy: pool surrounds, lakeside docks, low-grade decks where snow sits, anywhere a wood-fibre composite would eventually swell or stain. Heat profile is significantly cooler than dark-coloured capped composite (PVC reflects more, absorbs less), and the boards are roughly 30-40% lighter than equivalent capped composite — meaningful when you're walking a 16-foot board across the yard or up onto a second-storey deck. Order-to-project means we don't keep it on the floor, but we'll spec, order, and deliver to your build window.

Construction
100% cellular PVC, capped
Wood content
Zero
Heat profile
Cooler than capped composite
Weight
~30-40% lighter than composite
Stocking
Order-to-project
Best for
Pool decks · lakeside · low-grade builds
Paramount range Multiple cellular PVC tones · order-to-project
Brownstone Sandstone Mineral Storm Cloud
SHANE
SHANE · Co-owner, TUDS

“Paramount is the call when someone walks in asking for "AZEK in Canada." True cellular PVC, full polymer cap, way cooler underfoot than dark composite. We don't stock it on the floor because it's an order-to-project line — but if you've got a pool deck or a lake build where moisture is the enemy, this is the spec. We'll order it in and deliver to your window.”

Fiberon Promenade cellular PVC decking — 100% PVC core, mid-tier capped polymer board for Prairie residential decks, available to order at TUDS
Cellular PVC · Mid Tier
True PVC · Order-to-project

Fiberon Promenade

Cellular PVC at a more accessible price point. Same no-wood chemistry, different cap.

Promenade is Fiberon's mid-tier cellular PVC line — same 100% PVC chemistry as Paramount but with a lighter polymer cap and a more accessible price tag. Where Paramount is the spec for a Prairie pool deck or lake build that needs the maximum-weather-resistance package, Promenade is for the residential build where you want the moisture immunity of PVC without stretching to flagship-tier pricing. Same lightweight feel, same wood-free core, same cool-running heat profile. Order-to-project — we'll bring it in to your specific build window. Best when you've decided you want PVC over capped composite but you don't need every flagship feature.

Construction
100% cellular PVC, capped
Wood content
Zero
Heat profile
Cooler than capped composite
Weight
~30-40% lighter than composite
Stocking
Order-to-project
Best for
Residential PVC builds
Promenade range Multiple cellular PVC tones · order-to-project
Moonlit Cove Coastal Mist Sandlewood Brazilian Walnut
WADE
WADE · Co-owner, TUDS

“Promenade is the cellular PVC pick when you don't need every flagship feature. Same no-wood core as Paramount, lighter cap, easier on the budget. If you've already decided you want PVC over composite but you're not building a pool deck, this is where I land most customers.”

Eva-Last Pioneer capped polymer decking installed on a covered Prairie patio — bamboo-PVC core, photorealistic hardwood print, 50-year residential warranty
Capped polymer · Luxury Tier
50-yr · Bamboo-PVC core

Eva-Last Pioneer

Capped polymer luxury. Bamboo-PVC core. The hyper-realistic hardwood look that doesn't rot.

Pioneer is Eva-Last's flagship — a capped polymer board that uses a bamboo-PVC composite core instead of pure cellular PVC. Closer in chemistry to a true PVC board than any wood-fibre composite (no wood content), but the bamboo content adds rigidity and a richer grain to the photorealistic print cap. The result reads like a freshly oiled hardwood deck — Brazilian Walnut, Barrel Oak, Weathered Ash tones — at a glance from two feet up most people don't realise it's not real wood. 50-year residential warranty, the longest in our lineup. Best when the look matters as much as the moisture immunity: high-end residential, lakeside builds where the deck is the centrepiece, covered patios where you'll see the boards every weekend for the next two decades.

Construction
Bamboo-PVC core, 4-sided cap
Wood content
Zero (bamboo isn't wood)
Print
Photorealistic hardwood
Warranty
50-year residential
Stocking
Order-to-project
Best for
Luxury residential · centrepiece decks
Pioneer colours 3 hyper-realistic hardwood tones
Barrel Oak Natural Ipe Weathered Ash
SHANE
SHANE · Co-owner, TUDS

“Pioneer is what I'd put on my own house if I was building today. Bamboo-PVC core means no wood fibre, so it doesn't swell or stain — and the photorealistic print is the closest thing to real Ipe or Brazilian Walnut without the refinishing every two years. 50-year warranty backs it up. If you want the luxury hardwood look without the maintenance, this is the answer.”

Fiberon Sanctuary capped polymer decking in Chai colour on a Saskatoon backyard — capped composite alternative with no wood fibre core
Capped polymer · Mid Tier
Stocked · 50-yr fade/stain

Fiberon Sanctuary

Capped polymer. Stocked. The PVC-side of the aisle that's actually on our shelf.

Sanctuary is Fiberon's capped polymer line — full polymer cap over a polymer core, no wood fibre. It's the line we stock the deepest on the PVC-adjacent side of the aisle: five colours (Chai, Earl Grey, Espresso, Latte, Moringa) on the floor at both stores. Where Paramount and Promenade are true cellular PVC (order-to-project), Sanctuary is the in-stock answer for customers who want the no-wood, moisture-immune chemistry without waiting on a brought-in order. 50-year fade-and-stain warranty, 25-year structural — same warranty class as the flagship cellular PVC lines. If you came here looking for "AZEK alternative in Saskatoon", this is the one you can hold in your hands today.

Construction
Capped polymer, polymer core
Wood content
Zero
Cap
PermaTech full-perimeter
Warranty
50-yr fade/stain · 25-yr structural
Stocking
5 colours stocked at both yards
Best for
AZEK-alternative in-stock builds
Sanctuary colours 5 colours · all in stock at both yards
Chai Earl Grey Espresso Latte Moringa
WADE
WADE · Co-owner, TUDS

“Sanctuary is the PVC-adjacent board you can actually walk out with. Full polymer cap, no wood in the core, five colours stocked at both yards. If you came in asking for AZEK and we don't have AZEK, this is what I show you next — same chemistry idea, in stock today, 50-year fade-and-stain on the cap.”

Starting at
$7.59 / lin ft$$$$$
Deckorators Voyage mineral-based composite decking in Sierra colour — Eovations technology with mineral core, cross-shopped against PVC for moisture immunity
Mineral-based · Cross-shopped Tier
Not PVC — but no wood, no rot

Deckorators Voyage

Not PVC. But no wood fibre either. The dimensional-stability dark horse on this list.

Honest framing: Voyage is not PVC. But we include it on this page because it's the line most often cross-shopped against PVC in our showroom — and the reason is the same property that drives PVC sales: no wood fibre in the core. Voyage uses Deckorators' Eovations technology — a mineral-based composite — which behaves more like PVC than like a traditional wood-fibre composite when it comes to moisture: nothing in the core can swell, rot, or stain. Voyage's specific differentiator is dimensional stability — Deckorators publishes that Voyage expands and contracts about 35% less than traditional composite, which matters on long runs across hot Prairie summers. 25-year residential structural, 25-year stain/fade. If you came here for PVC because of the "no rot, dimensionally stable" promise, Voyage is worth knowing about.

Construction
Mineral-based composite (Eovations)
Wood content
Zero
Expansion
~35% less than traditional composite
Warranty
25-yr structural · 25-yr stain/fade
Stocking
6 colours stocked
Best for
Long runs · hot Prairie summers
Voyage colours 6 mineral-core colours
Sedona Costa Sierra Khaya Tundra Mesa
SHANE
SHANE · Co-owner, TUDS

“Voyage isn't PVC — and I'll tell you that the second it comes up. But if your reason for wanting PVC is "no wood fibre, no rot, dimensionally stable in heat", Voyage is the dark horse on this list. Mineral core behaves a lot like cellular PVC for moisture, and Deckorators' published expansion data is the lowest of anything in this category. Worth a side-by-side at the showroom.”

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$10.29 / lin ft$$$$$
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Cross-line PVC finish library

Every PVC and capped-polymer colour on one wall.

Three Pioneer hardwood prints, five Sanctuary capped polymers, four Voyage mineral-cores. Filter by line or undertone — see what coordinates with your siding before you commit.

shane pick
Pioneer · Barrel Oak
Eva-Last Pioneer
Pioneer · Natural Ipe
Eva-Last Pioneer
Pioneer · Weathered Ash
Eva-Last Pioneer
wade pick
Sanctuary · Chai
Fiberon Sanctuary
Sanctuary · Earl Grey
Fiberon Sanctuary
Sanctuary · Espresso
Fiberon Sanctuary
Sanctuary · Latte
Fiberon Sanctuary
Sanctuary · Moringa
Fiberon Sanctuary
shane pick
Voyage · Sedona
Deckorators Voyage
Voyage · Sierra
Deckorators Voyage
Voyage · Khaya
Deckorators Voyage
Voyage · Tundra
Deckorators Voyage
12 colours across Pioneer, Sanctuary, and Voyage (Paramount + Promenade order-to-project)
If you walked into TUDS

The three questions we get at the PVC wall — and what we'd actually say.

"Is PVC decking actually different from composite, or is it just marketing?"
Shane · Co-owner
Shane · Co-owner

It's a real chemistry difference, not marketing. Composite decking is wood fibre + plastic + cap — typically about 50/50 wood and plastic in the core, capped with a polymer skin. PVC decking is 100% cellular polyvinyl chloride — zero wood content. The practical consequences: PVC is roughly 30-40% lighter than equivalent capped composite, runs cooler in direct sun (AZEK publishes up to 30° cooler than competitive composite), and can't absorb moisture at all (the wood fibre in composite can take in trace moisture over years even through the cap). Trade-offs: cellular PVC can have slightly more thermal expansion than composite on long runs, and the price point on flagship PVC is usually higher than equivalent composite. We carry both sides of the aisle on purpose — see our composite decking hub for the wood-fibre side.

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"Do you carry AZEK or TimberTech in Canada?"
Wade · Co-owner
Wade · Co-owner

Honest answer — TUDS is not an AZEK / TimberTech dealer. AZEK is the dominant PVC brand in North America and we get asked for it weekly. What we DO carry is the spec equivalent: Fiberon Paramount and Fiberon Promenade are both 100% cellular PVC with capped polymer construction, both available to order to your build window through your local TUDS store. Spec match on the chemistry that matters (no wood fibre, cellular PVC core, full polymer cap, 50-year fade-and-stain class warranty), at a comparable price point. If you came in for AZEK, walk through the cellular PVC sample on our wall — Paramount in particular reads almost identical at install. We also stock Fiberon Sanctuary as the in-stock capped polymer answer if you can't wait on an order.

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"PVC, capped polymer, mineral-based — what's the actual ranking for a Prairie deck?"
Shane · Co-owner
Shane · Co-owner

There is no single ranking — they each win on a different axis. For pure moisture immunity: cellular PVC (Paramount, Promenade) is the apex — nothing in the core can absorb water. For dimensional stability across hot Prairie summers: mineral-based (Deckorators Voyage) wins on published expansion data — about 35% less than traditional composite. For the hardwood look: capped polymer with a photorealistic print (Eva-Last Pioneer) reads closest to real Ipe or Brazilian Walnut. For warranty length: Pioneer's 50-year is the longest in our lineup. For in-stock right now: Fiberon Sanctuary and Voyage are both on the floor at both yards. The right call depends on which axis matters most to your project — walk all five at the showroom and the choice usually makes itself.

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Cellular PVC vs capped polymer vs capped composite vs wood — straight chemistry.

Scope: Direct chemistry comparison across the four decking categories — cellular PVC, capped polymer, capped composite, and pressure-treated wood. Descriptive, not a ranking. Each category wins on a different axis. For the wood-fibre composite side of the aisle, see the composite decking hub. For brand-level deep dives: Fiberon, Eva-Last, Deckorators.

Property Cellular PVCCapped polymerCapped compositePressure-treated wood
Wood content in core ZeroZero (or bamboo)~50% wood fibre100% wood
Moisture absorption NoneMinimal (cap-protected)Minimal-to-low through capHigh — needs sealing
Weight vs composite ~30-40% lighterSimilar to compositeBaselineLighter than composite
Heat absorption (dark colour) Lowest in categoryLower than compositeHighest — wood absorbs heatModerate — but absorbs UV
Refinishing required NeverNeverNeverEvery 1-3 years
Typical warranty 50-yr fade/stain25-50 yr residential25-50 yr residentialNone on appearance
Price tier Premium ($$$$)Mid-to-Luxury ($$$-$$$$)Entry-to-Premium ($$-$$$$)Entry ($)
Best for pool / lakeside Yes — apex pickYesOK — cap mattersNo — moisture problems
Real-hardwood look Modern / printedPhotorealistic (Pioneer)Realistic embossed grainReal wood — but greys
TUDS lines on this page Paramount · PromenadePioneer · Sanctuary(see composite hub)(see hardwood / framing)
20-year carrying cost Lowest — no maintenanceLowest — no maintenanceLowest — no maintenanceHighest — refinishing every 2-3 yr
Read: PVC vs Composite for Prairie decks
Complete your PVC build

Fasteners, joist tape, cleaning.

Hidden fasteners spec'd for grooved PVC and capped polymer boards, joist tape that extends framing life under boards that'll outlive the wood substructure, and house-brand cleaner safe on every PVC and capped polymer line we carry.

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TUDS SUDS Deck Cleaner

Our house-brand cleaner, formulated for composite + wood decks. Non-caustic, non-butyl, eco-friendly.

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Hidden fasteners

CAMO Edge Hidden Fasteners

Edge-mount hidden fasteners spec'd for grooved PVC and capped polymer boards. Compatible with Sanctuary, Paramount, Promenade, Pioneer, and Voyage grooved profiles. Stocked at both yards.

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G-Tape Joist Protection Tape

Self-sealing butyl joist tape — extends framing life under any decking. Especially worth it under PVC and capped polymer where the deck itself will outlast typical wood-frame warranties.

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Official manufacturer resources

Straight from each brand. Everything technical.

Install guides, warranty docs, and tech sheets — the paperwork your inspector and contractor will ask for. Cellular PVC and capped polymer have specific gap and joist-spacing requirements that differ slightly from capped composite — start with the right install guide for the line you're spec'ing.

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PVC vs cellular PVC vs capped composite — what Prairie homeowners actually need to know

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The questions we get — before the estimate.

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Chemistry. Composite decking is wood fibre + plastic + a polymer cap — typically about half wood and half plastic in the core. PVC decking is 100% cellular polyvinyl chloride — zero wood content. Practical consequences: PVC is roughly 30-40% lighter than equivalent capped composite, runs cooler in direct sun (AZEK has published up to 30° cooler than competitive capped composite in the same colour), and can't absorb moisture at all (the wood fibre in capped composite can absorb trace moisture over decades even with the cap). Capped polymer (a third category sometimes lumped with PVC) uses a polymer or bamboo-PVC core with no wood — close to PVC chemistry, often more cost-accessible. We carry all three at TUDS — see our composite decking hub for the wood-fibre side.

TUDS is not an authorized AZEK / TimberTech dealer. AZEK is the dominant PVC brand in North America and we get asked for it weekly. What we do carry is the spec equivalent: Fiberon Paramount and Fiberon Promenade are both 100% cellular PVC with capped polymer construction, both available to order to your build window. Spec match on the chemistry that matters — no wood fibre, cellular PVC core, full polymer cap. If you came in for AZEK and we don't have it, the cellular PVC samples on our wall (Paramount in particular) read almost identical at install. Fiberon Sanctuary is our in-stock capped polymer answer if you can't wait on an order.

Yes — moisture immunity is where cellular PVC has the clearest edge. For pool decks, hot-tub surrounds, lakeside builds, dock-style installs, or any low-grade deck where snow sits and water doesn't drain quickly, the no-wood-fibre core of cellular PVC means there's nothing for moisture to swell or rot. Fiberon Paramount is our flagship cellular PVC line — the spec we recommend for any project where water is the primary enemy. Capped polymer (Pioneer, Sanctuary) is also a strong choice for these situations because it shares the no-wood property. Capped composite still works on these projects (the cap protects the wood fibre well), but PVC is the apex pick when the moisture exposure is constant or extreme.

Most cellular PVC decking lands around $10-$16 per square foot for materials only on flagship lines (Paramount), $7-$11 on mid-tier cellular PVC (Promenade), and $9-$14 for capped polymer (Pioneer, Sanctuary) — square-foot pricing for the deck boards themselves. Add fasteners, framing, joist tape, and railing on top. Installation is separate and varies by complexity. Cellular PVC tends to price 15-30% above the equivalent capped composite tier — the premium covers the chemistry difference (no wood, lighter weight, lower heat). The TUDS estimator returns a full bill of materials with live pricing for your specific deck size and line choice — way more accurate than a back-of-napkin number per square foot.

Both have zero wood fibre. The difference is the core material. Cellular PVC (Fiberon Paramount, Promenade) uses 100% polyvinyl chloride that's been foamed/expanded into a cellular structure — that's what makes it light. Capped polymer (Eva-Last Pioneer, Fiberon Sanctuary) uses a polymer core (sometimes with bamboo content as in Pioneer) that's denser than cellular PVC. Practical consequences: cellular PVC is lighter and runs slightly cooler; capped polymer is denser and slightly more rigid across joist spans. Both share the no-rot, no-swell property that drives buyers to this category. For most Prairie residential builds the choice between the two comes down to specific brand preference, in-stock availability, and finish/colour goals — not chemistry difference.

No — Voyage is mineral-based, not PVC. Deckorators uses a proprietary Eovations technology that swaps wood fibre for a mineral core. We include Voyage on this PVC hub because it's the most cross-shopped line against PVC in our showroom: customers come in wanting PVC for the "no wood, no rot, dimensionally stable" reasons, and Voyage delivers the same three properties with a different chemistry. Voyage's specific edge is dimensional stability — Deckorators publishes that Voyage expands and contracts about 35% less than traditional composite, which matters on long runs across hot Prairie summers. If your reason for wanting PVC was the no-wood / no-rot promise, Voyage absolutely belongs on your shortlist alongside the cellular PVC lines.

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Two full yards. Cellular PVC samples next to capped polymer next to mineral-core, on the same wall. Walk Paramount next to Sanctuary next to Voyage — the chemistry comparison gets easy when you can lift the boards.

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PVC, capped polymer, and mineral-core boards on the wall in Regina — Fiberon Sanctuary in five colours, Deckorators Voyage in six, plus order-to-project samples for Paramount, Promenade, and Eva-Last Pioneer. The full no-wood-fibre lineup, side by side.

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The Saskatoon showroom for PVC and PVC-adjacent decking — same five lines on display, with the cellular PVC samples mounted next to capped polymer for the chemistry comparison most homeowners are trying to make.

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