Pro InstallerComposite DeckingTrex, installed by XPRT.
Trex is the brand that defined capped composite decking — boards with a wood-plastic core wrapped in a hard polymer shell that resists fading, staining, scratching, and moisture. The company builds its boards largely from reclaimed wood and recycled plastic film, and the shell means the deck never needs sanding, staining, or sealing the way wood does. Trex is one of the most recognized decking names in the country, offered in tiers that scale from value to premium.
What distinguishes Trex is the protective shell and the color depth it enables. Higher lines carry rich, multi-tonal streaking that reads like tropical hardwood, backed by long fade-and-stain coverage, while every capped line shrugs off spills and pool splash. The system extends past the boards to matching railing, fascia, and hidden fasteners, so a Trex deck can be built as a coordinated whole rather than decking dropped onto someone else's substructure.
Why have XPRT install it
As a Trex Pro Installer, XPRT Outdoor frames to the tolerances a capped board demands — proper joist spacing, ventilation, and drainage so the surface stays flat and dry underneath. We install the boards, railing, and hidden fasteners to Trex's specifications, which protects the manufacturer warranty, and we add a local workmanship warranty on the build. One accountable team engineers the structure, pulls the permits, and finishes the deck, so the framing matches the surface.
The lineup
Trex in the wild
Photography courtesy of Trex.
Common questions
No. The polymer shell that caps each board resists moisture, stains, and fading, so a Trex deck never needs the sanding, staining, or sealing that wood requires. Routine care is soap and water. That low maintenance is much of why homeowners choose composite over wood.
Any decking absorbs heat in full sun, and darker colors get warmest, composite included. Lighter Trex colors run cooler, and shade from a cover or pergola makes a large difference. We factor sun exposure into the color and layout we recommend for your deck.
They scale by shell quality, color depth, and warranty. Enhance is the value line, Select sits in the middle, and Transcend and Signature are the premium lines with the richest, most hardwood-like coloring and the longest fade-and-stain coverage. We will walk through the trade-offs for your look and budget.