InstallerComposite DeckingTimberTech, installed by XPRT.
TimberTech makes capped composite and capped polymer decking, and is the decking arm of AZEK. Its boards wrap a protective shell around the core to resist fading, staining, scratching, and moisture, and the AZEK polymer lines go a step further by replacing the wood core entirely for the highest weather and moisture resistance in the range. TimberTech is known for realistic, low-gloss wood looks achieved through wire-brushed textures and multi-tonal, matte coloring.
What distinguishes TimberTech is the choice between capped composite and capped polymer under one brand. The AZEK polymer boards are lighter, cooler than many composites, and highly resistant to moisture and mold, while the capped-composite lines deliver a similar look at a different value point. Across both, the finishes lean natural and matte rather than plastic-shiny, and the system includes coordinated railing, fascia, and hidden fasteners for a complete deck.
Why have XPRT install it
As a TimberTech installer, XPRT Outdoor frames to the tolerances these boards require — correct joist spacing, ventilation, and drainage so the deck stays flat and dry. We set the boards, railing, and hidden fasteners to TimberTech's specifications, which protects the manufacturer warranty, and we back the build with a local workmanship warranty. One accountable team engineers the structure, handles the permits, and finishes the surface, so nothing is lost between framing and decking.
The lineup
TimberTech in the wild
Photography courtesy of TimberTech.
Common questions
AZEK boards are capped polymer with no wood in the core, which makes them the most moisture- and mold-resistant option and generally lighter and cooler underfoot. The capped-composite PRO and EDGE lines have a wood-plastic core under the shell and offer a similar look at a different value point. We help you weigh the difference for your site.
The protective shell on every line resists fading and staining, and the premium lines carry longer coverage against both. Routine cleaning is soap and water. As with any decking, we account for sun exposure when recommending a color so the deck looks right over time.
Yes. The capped surfaces shrug off pool splash and spills, and the polymer AZEK lines are especially moisture-resistant. For sun-exposed or fire-aware sites, we can pair the decking with the right substructure, including steel framing where the location calls for it.