Trex Composite Deck Builders

The cost of a Trex deck typically averages at $60 per square foot. There are a few factors that will affect the final cost of your deck, including the size of the deck, the type of Trex you choose, and the complexity of the installation.

Trex outdoor living products offer numerous advantages over wood, including longer lifespan and easier maintenance. Trex decking and fencing are made from a combination of recycled wood and plastic, making them more durable and resistant to rot, splintering, and insect damage. In comparison, wooden outdoor structures can begin to deteriorate within just a few years, requiring expensive repairs or replacement.

Trex decking offers a sustainable alternative to traditional wood and fiberboard products. Made from 95% recycled materials, it’s the perfect choice if you are looking for an eco-friendly way of adding beauty on your property while also reducing waste in landfills!

Trex decking is made from 95% recycled materials, including wood and plastics. But don't let its origins fool you - these materials undergo rigorous testing and quality control to ensure they meet the same standards as virgin materials. In fact, Trex decking has been proven to resist fading, staining, and scratching more effectively than wood. The end result? A deck that requires less upkeep over time and ultimately saves you money.

The initial price tag is higher with Trex decks, but they never need to be sanded or stained. Over their lifetime you'll enjoy reduced maintenance costs that add up for a greater value than wood-not mention the time saved doing other things rather than working on your deck!

Unlike wood, composite decking requires far less maintenance. However it still needs some care and attention to keep its beauty throughout the years like washing your car on occasion with soap water or using a pressure washer when necessary for earlier generation products such as accents that require cleaning every few months while high performance types can last up until ten+years without any issues!

Many people are aware of older-generation Trex decking, which has been around for decades. But now there's a newer version with improved features that protect against potential damage - all our lines hold up well against scratches so you don't have to worry about nicks or cracks!