Composite Deck Materials

Want a new deck, but worried about the time, energy, and money required to keep it looking like new? Have you considered any of the new, lower maintenance alternatives to pressure-treated lumber? There are a number of high-quality composite and synthetic decking materials on the market today. Some of the benefits to using composite decking include:

  • Composite materials won’t warp, crack, splinter, twist, check, or do the other crazy things wood can do.
  • Composite decking is mold, mildew, moisture, insect, and termite resistant.
  • Although composite materials are more expensive initially, you save time and money on upkeep so they pay for themselves over time.

Composite decking is available in a variety of colors, styles, and finishes to suit any taste. And, most composite decking materials are warranteed against a variety of defects and problems, so you can feel good about your investment. Plus, many of these warranties are transferable if you decide to sell your home.

 
 
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OutBack Construction is an authorized contractor for the following composite/synthetic decking solutions:

  • Azek: Engineered with solid-core, cellular vinyl, with no wood fillers. Moisture, scratch, mold, stain, and insect resistant. Lightweight. Custom fasteners including color-matched screws and exclusive hidden fasteners are available. www.azek.com
  • Trex: Made from a combination of reclaimed wood and plastic that resists moisture, sunlight, and insect damage, so there’s no rotting, splintering, or other deterioration. Maintains a solid, natural feel, with good traction even when wet. www.trex.com
  • TimberTech: Made from reclaimed wood fibers and pure plastic resins. Provides skid-free, splinter-free surface that doesn't need painting, staining, or sealing and resists fading, weathering, rotting, and warping. Provides a consistent, natural look for your deck. www.timbertech.com