How Much will a new composite Deck Cost you?
Posted by Daniel C. on Apr 20th 2022
Trex has 4 different lines of deck boards that
have different prices. Transcend, Select, Enhance naturals and Enhance basics.
The prices for these range from around $2.50 – $6 per linear foot. Price will
also always depend on where you are buying it and how much you buy.
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Is Trex Durable? What is it made out of?
Posted by Daniel C. on Apr 20th 2022
Trex is built from a composite material that
consists of 95% recycled film plastic wrapped in a hard shell. This design allows
it to hold up through long term exposure to all the elements it would in any environment it is set in. With
minimal upkeep required Trex is one of the most durable composite options on the market. Trex will last between 25-30 years and it comes with a
25 year fade and stain warranty.
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Composite Decking compared to PVC Decking
Posted by Daniel C. on Apr 20th 2022
PVC decking is another material that is a good
alternative to wood decking as it also out lasts wood and is low maintenance.
When compared to Trex composite boards, PVC has a few disadvantages. It is made
of nearly all new plastic, which means it is not nearly as eco friendly as a
Trex board, which is made of 95% recycled plastic. Side by side Trex also has a
much better natural look and feel to the board while PVC boards have a very
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Trex Pros v. Cons. Is it worth the investment?
Posted by Daniel C. on Apr 20th 2022
The biggest con facing a buyer is the high
initial cost of Trex, it is a more expensive material than wood and so initial
sticker shock can deter a lot of potential buyers. Another con is that not all
deck builders have experience building Trex decks, they are not the same as a
wood deck, so it is important to talk to a builder that has Trex experience. With
these in mind, it is also important think about the future of the deck and its ad...
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Why choose Trex composite over a cheaper wood option?
Posted by Danny on Feb 15th 2014
Though Wood is the cheaper option, it will not
last and hold up like a Trex deck. Trex is designed to maintain its beauty and
quality while being constantly exposed to harsh environments. Wood decks
require proper care to maintain its quality of the course of time and that
means staining, sealing, and replacing rotting or cracking boards. Trex will
not rot or crack like wood and requires no maintenance from an owner other than
the occasi...
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