Timber Ridge Building Supplies - Strathmore, AB

07/22/2026

Is it time to renovate your laundry room? Here is one we recently completed. Contact us today for a free estimate

07/16/2026

We have some new samples of these beauties in, which do you like better - shaker style or slab style? Let's wager a guess - are these a wood product? Yes or no?

07/15/2026

Thinking about replacing your deck? Here's why more homeowners are choosing Tanzite StoneDecks.

If you're tired of sanding, staining, and replacing warped or faded boards every few years, it might be time to look at something different.

Why choose Tanzite?

• Won't rot, warp, or splinter
• Slip-resistant surface for added safety
• Fade-resistant with exceptional UV performance
• Built to handle Alberta's harsh freeze/thaw cycles
• Low maintenance—no annual staining or sealing
• Beautiful natural stone appearance with the comfort of a deck

While the initial investment may be higher than traditional wood or some composite products, many homeowners find the long-term durability and minimal maintenance make it a smart investment.

If you're planning a new deck or replacing an existing one, stop by Timber Ridge Building Supplies. We'd be happy to show you samples, explain the differences, and help you determine if Tanzite is the right product for your project.

https://tanzite.ca/

30 Spruce Park Drive, Strathmore
403-815-5615
[email protected]
www.timberridge.supplies

We are a family-owned and operated design, renovation and cabinetry business servicing the great community of Strathmore, Alberta. Our friendly team includes a interior designer with 20 years' experience, a cabinet specialist with 40 years' experience, an Architectural Technologist with 8 years' exp

07/13/2026

Planning a new deck? Here's a simple comparison to help you choose the right material.

Every decking product has its strengths. The best choice depends on your budget, maintenance expectations, and how long you plan to enjoy the space.

Pressure-Treated Lumber
Pros
• Lowest upfront cost
• Easy to work with and repair
• Readily available in a variety of sizes

Cons
• Requires regular staining or sealing
• Can crack, warp, or splinter over time
• More ongoing maintenance than other options

Composite Decking
Pros
• Low maintenance—no staining required
• Resistant to rot, insects, and fading
• Consistent colour and appearance
• Long manufacturer warranties

Cons
• Higher initial investment
• Can become warm in direct sunlight
• More difficult to modify or repair if damaged

Tanzite StoneDecks
Pros
• Extremely durable and highly scratch resistant
• Waterproof and won't rot, warp, or splinter
• Excellent fade resistance
• Virtually maintenance-free
• Premium stone-like appearance that adds long-term value

Cons
• Highest upfront investment
• Heavier than traditional decking materials
• Installation requires following manufacturer guidelines carefully

The "best" deck isn't always the cheapest one—it's the one that fits your lifestyle, your budget, and how much maintenance you want to do over the years.

Whether you're building it yourself or hiring a contractor, our team at Timber Ridge can help you compare products, estimate your material package, and make sure your deck is built to last.

Stop by our store to see samples of all of these options and to get a fess quote

07/03/2026

One of my favourite parts of what we do is watching an idea become a finished space.

Every day, we work with homeowners, builders, and contractors who are creating something meaningful—whether it's a forever home, a renovation, or simply updating a room they love. Being part of that process is something we never take for granted.

At Timber Ridge, we believe great service is just as important as great products. We take the time to answer questions, solve problems, and help you make confident decisions that you'll love for years to come.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support local. It truly means the world to our family and our team 💙

06/29/2026

When choosing new flooring, one of the most common questions we get is:

"What's the difference between LVP, SPC, and laminate?"

The truth is, there isn't a one-size-fits-all answer. The best flooring depends on how you live, your design style, and where it's being installed.

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)

LVP is one of the most versatile flooring options available. It offers a softer, quieter feel underfoot than SPC while still being completely waterproof. It's an excellent choice for busy family homes where comfort is just as important as durability.

Best suited for:
• Living rooms
• Bedrooms
• Kitchens
• Basements
* Can be used in Washrooms

SPC (Stone Plastic Composite)

SPC is built with an ultra-rigid core, making it one of the most durable flooring products on the market. It stands up exceptionally well to heavy traffic, pets, and furniture, while remaining 100% waterproof. If performance is your top priority, SPC is often the right choice.

Best suited for:
• High-traffic homes
• Rental properties
• Commercial spaces
• Mudrooms and entryways
*Can be used in washrooms

Laminate

Today's laminate flooring has come a long way. It offers incredibly realistic wood visuals and excellent scratch resistance at a great value. While many products now offer improved water resistance, laminate is still best suited to areas where standing moisture isn't a concern.

Best suited for:
• Living rooms
• Bedrooms
• Home offices
*Not recommended in washrooms

We don't start by asking, "Which flooring is best?" We start by asking how you live.

Do you have pets? Young children? Large windows with direct sunlight? Are you renovating a forever home or an investment property? Every answer influences the recommendation.

At Timber Ridge, we take the time to understand your space before recommending a product. Our goal is to help you choose flooring that not only looks beautiful today, but continues to perform for years to come.

Visit our showroom in Strathmore to explore our flooring collections and let us help you find the right fit for your home.

06/26/2026

Which is better: Sink under window or in island?

We have seen a lot of both options when doing projects for clients. Our honest opinion is if possible to put your sink under the window rather than on the island, because dishes are messy and an island has a habit of collecting clutter as it is without the added dirty dishes piling up there too.

Instead of a sink on the island we recommend doing a cooktop, it's better for socializing with family and friends while cooking. Tell us what you think!

06/19/2026

Timber Ridge cabinetry project in Rockyview County recently wrapped up - more photos coming soon ✨