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Is Trex worth the money?

Yes, composite materials on decking and trim are worth the money. The labor to install composite is the same as the labor to install wood, which will rot and require a lot of maintenance. For example, the labor to replace a deck with Trex or wood might both be $4000. The only difference is the cost of the materials.

What is the best grade of Trex?

Trex offers three tiers of composite decking— Transcend, Enhance, and Select. These are considered “good,” “better,” and “best,” with Transcend being best, Enhance being better, and Select being good.

How much does composite decking cost?

Composite Decking Prices The prices can range from $3,600 to $7,700 between $25 and $54 per square foot. By comparison, a 144-square-foot wood deck ranges from $5,000 to $7,200, or $35 to $50 per square foot. Material prices run $15 to $36 per square foot, including $4 to $13 per square foot for deck boards.

Does Trex come in white?

When it comes to finishing the sides of your deck, nothing beats the beauty, durability and low maintenance of high-performance Trex^® Fascia and stair risers–now available to match every one of our Trex decking lines, and for the first time ever, a go-with-anything high-performance white.

How much does a 12×12 composite deck cost?

Knowing what a 12×12 composite deck will cost, however, is important. Generally speaking, composite decking will run in the range of $20 to $38 for every square foot installed. This means a range of $5,821 to $10,826 when installing a 12×12 composite deck that also has railings.

Is Trex cheaper than wood?

An obstacle for Trex is that composites cost a lot more than natural wooden decking. By Trex’s estimates, for a 16- by 20-foot deck, the materials outlay for its Transcend line are $2,714, almost five times that of regular wood ($577).

What are the disadvantages of composite decking?

Cons of Composite Decking

• A pricey alternative to wood. Durability comes at a cost, as composite decking is more expensive than wood.
• Composites aren’t natural.
• Composite decks aren’t completely maintenance free.
• You’ll need to comparison shop.

What are the problems with Trex decking?

Many Trex deck owners have complained of flaking, deterioration and even in extreme cases virtual disintegration of their Trex decks. It seems that under some conditions the coating seal placed on Trex composite decking can fail, exposing it to the elements.

What are the pros and cons of Trex decking?

Trex Decking Pros

• Less Time, Money and Effort on Maintenance.
• Trex Decks are Environmentally-Friendly.
• Industry-Leading 25-Year Warranty and Superior Durability over Other Decking Materials.
• Trex Decks Are Safe.
• Not As Hot As All-Plastic or Pressure-Treated Decks.
• Big Selection of Colors and Materials.

How long will Trex decking last?

Composite decking can last over 20 years with the proper care and maintenance. Composite holds up better under hot or cold weather shifts. Composite is resistant to rot, mold, and termites, which can take their toll on wood decking materials.

What is the least expensive Trex decking?

Trex Costs

• The total project cost for a Trex deck ranges between $1,500 and $2,200 for a 250sf deck.
• Trex Select of basic quality averages approximately $7/sf.
• Trex Enhance of higher quality is approximately $8/sf.
• Trex Transcend, the highest grade, ranges between $9/sf and $9.50/sf.

Can you pressure wash Trex?

Trex high-performance decking (Trex Transcend, Trex Enhance and Trex Select) can be power washed. Use only a fan tip and up to a 3100 psi power washer to remove dirt and debris.

What are the different levels of Trex?

The Trex decking brand is divided up into four separate composite deck board lines: Trex Enhance Basics, Trex Enhance Naturals, Trex Select, and Trex Transcend.