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TrexPro Platinum Builder

Trex Composite Decking — Beauty Without the Upkeep

As a TrexPro Platinum Builder, we install America’s #1 composite decking with the precision and expertise that only a top-tier certified installer can deliver. Get the look of natural wood with none of the maintenance.

Empty composite deck with railings and shadows cast by outdoor furniture in bright sunlight

Why Trex

The Smarter Decking Choice

Trex invented composite decking, and 30 years later they’re still the industry leader. Their boards are made from 95% recycled materials and engineered to outperform wood in every category — durability, appearance, and ease of ownership.

Never sand, stain, or seal your deck again — just an occasional soap-and-water wash

Backed by a 25-year Limited Residential Fade & Stain Warranty

Resists mold, mildew, rot, and insect damage that destroys wood decks

Made from 95% recycled content — plastic film and reclaimed sawdust

Available in a wide range of colors, grain patterns, and board profiles

Trex vs. Wood

Composite Beats Wood in Every Season

Tennessee summers are hot, winters are wet, and spring brings the pollen. Here’s how Trex stacks up against traditional wood decking.

Fade Resistance

Trex

Color stays true for decades with UV-inhibiting shell technology — no gray, weathered look

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Wood

Fades and grays within 1-2 years — requires annual staining to maintain appearance

Moisture & Rot

Trex

Will not rot, warp, crack, or splinter — impervious to moisture and humidity

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Wood

Absorbs water, swells, and eventually rots — especially in Tennessee's humid climate

Bugs & Pests

Trex

No organic material for termites or carpenter bees to feed on — zero insect damage

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Wood

Cedar repels some insects but softwoods are vulnerable to termites and carpenter bees

Environmental Impact

Trex

95% recycled content keeps millions of pounds of plastic and wood waste out of landfills

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Wood

Old deck boards fill landfills — and harvesting hardwood contributes to deforestation

Color & Style

A Look for Every Home

Trex offers three distinct collections — from warm, tropical hardwoods to cool, modern grays. We’ll help you find the perfect match.

Trex Select
Best Value

Trex Select

Rich, natural-looking wood grain patterns with a durable protective shell. Simple, classic, and affordable — the entry point into Trex quality.

5 colors — warm browns to soft grays

Trex Enhance
Most Popular

Trex Enhance

Deeper wood grain, richer colors, and a more scratch-resistant surface. The sweet spot between value and premium performance.

8 colors — coastal grays to rich earth tones

Trex Transcend
Premium

Trex Transcend

The top of the line. Deepest grain, richest colors, and heat-mitigating technology that keeps boards cooler underfoot in direct sun.

10 colors — tropical hardwoods to sleek modern tones

TrexPro Platinum

What It Means to Be Platinum

TrexPro Platinum is the highest level of recognition Trex awards — reserved for the top 1% of Trex builders nationwide. It means you’re working with a contractor whose workmanship, reputation, and expertise have been vetted at the highest level.

Top 1% Nationwide

Fewer than 1 in 100 Trex builders earn Platinum status — it's the highest tier Trex offers.

Extended Warranty

Platinum builders can offer enhanced warranty coverage that exceeds the already-industry-leading standard.

Factory-Trained

Ongoing training from Trex on the latest installation methods, fastening systems, and product lines.

Proven Track Record

Platinum status is earned through years of verified projects, reviews, and inspection scores — not bought.

FAQ

Common Questions About Trex

How much more does Trex cost than wood?
Trex costs more upfront — typically 15-30% more than pressure-treated pine. But when you factor in the cost of annual staining, sealing, and eventual board replacement, Trex is actually cheaper over 10+ years. Most homeowners break even around year 5-7, and everything beyond that is savings.
Does Trex get hot in the sun?
All decking gets warm in direct sun — including wood. Trex Transcend line includes heat-mitigating technology that keeps boards noticeably cooler underfoot. Choosing a lighter color also makes a big difference. We can help you pick a color that balances look and comfort for your sun exposure.
How do I clean a Trex deck?
Soap and water with a soft-bristle brush, a few times a year. For tougher spots, a pressure washer on a low setting works fine. No sanding, no staining, no sealing — ever. That's the whole point.
Can Trex be used for railings and stairs too?
Yes — Trex makes a full system: decking, railings, stair treads, fascia boards, and lighting. A complete Trex system means every component is designed to work together and backed by a unified warranty.
Is Trex slippery when wet?
Trex boards have a textured, wood-grain surface that provides excellent traction — often better than smooth, sealed wood. For pool decks or consistently wet areas, we can recommend specific Trex lines with enhanced slip resistance.

Ready to Go Low-Maintenance?

Let’s Choose Your Trex Deck

Schedule a free consultation and we’ll bring Trex color samples and material samples to your home. See them in your light, against your house, on your terms.

Free consultation · Color samples included · Response within 24 hours