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“Cold Flooring” in the Sun: Myth or Reality?
In summer, you want to step out onto the terrace barefoot and avoid the heat. This leads to a popular question: is there a deck that doesn’t heat up at all in the sun? The short answer is no; any material will heat up in direct sunlight. However, the difference in heat can be quite […]
How to care for a wood or wood-polymer composite deck
Yes, both wood and modern composite decks are designed to withstand the elements. But their lifespan and appearance directly depend on regular cleaning, proper chemical treatments, and careful winter maintenance. In the US, manufacturers’ recommendations are consistent: dirt and organic matter are the main enemies; harsh cleaning products and excessive water pressure are a common […]
Is Your Deck Poorly Built? Three Warning Signs to Check Today
A terrace isn’t just for relaxation. It’s a space subject to loads, wind, moisture, and cyclical heating. Errors in joints accumulate and then suddenly erupt: a wobbly fence, a sagging span, a damp “house joint.” Therefore, the reaction “we’ll figure it out some other time” is inappropriate. Our blog covers many topics related to home […]
Spring is the best time for a deck: start the season right
Building a deck involves more than just choosing deck boards and railings. It also involves weather windows, soil management, delivery schedules, permits, and inspections. In spring, these factors combine to create a more predictable picture: the ground has thawed, temperatures have stabilized, and permit departments and contractors aren’t yet overwhelmed with summer requests. As a […]
Steel deck framing: the fire-safe solution your home really needs
Forest fires are becoming a reality in an increasing number of regions. Therefore, the discussion of decking has long since moved beyond aesthetics. The key lies not only in the decking, but in the foundation itself. It is the framework that determines the fire resistance of the entire structure and influences how it will respond […]
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Trex Composite Decking | LGC Remodeling
Trex composite decking is one of the most popular choices for homeowners who want the look of wood without the maintenance. A properly built Trex deck resists moisture, fading, and rot, making it ideal for long-term outdoor use. Unlike traditional wood decks, Trex composite boards are engineered for consistency, strength, and durability.
At LGC Remodeling, we work as an experienced Trex deck installer, handling everything from planning and material selection to professional installation and finishing details.
Why Choose Trex Composite Decking
Trex composite decking material is designed to outperform traditional wood while maintaining a clean, modern appearance.
Key benefits include:
- Low maintenance (no staining or sealing)
- Resistance to moisture, rot, and insects
- Consistent color and surface texture
- Long lifespan compared to wood decks
Many homeowners compare Trex wood decks to pressure-treated lumber and choose Trex for long-term performance and reduced upkeep.
Trex Deck Design & Planning
A successful Trex deck starts with proper planning. Using a Trex deck designer approach, we evaluate layout, framing, board direction, and railing integration before installation begins.
Design considerations include:
- Deck size and shape
- Framing requirements for composite boards
- Stair and railing layout
- Drainage and ventilation
This planning ensures the deck performs as intended and meets manufacturer requirements.
Installing Trex Deck Boards
Professional installing Trex deck boards is critical for appearance and warranty compliance. Composite boards require specific spacing, fastening systems, and support.
Our installation process includes:
- Structural framing preparation
- Proper board spacing for expansion
- Secure fastening systems
- Clean edge and stair detailing
If you’re searching for install Trex deck services, professional installation ensures long-term stability and a clean finish.
Trex Deck Railing Integration
A Trex deck is often paired with matching railings. Deck railing Trex systems are designed to integrate seamlessly with composite decking.
We install:
- Trex railing systems for decks and stairs
- Railing layouts matched to deck design
- Code-compliant heights and spacing
This creates a unified look and improves safety.
Trex Deck Cost: What Affects Pricing
Homeowners often ask about Trex decking cost or the price of a Trex deck. Pricing depends on several factors.
Cost considerations include:
- Deck size and layout
- Board selection and finish level
- Framing complexity
- Stair and railing systems
- Labor and site conditions
While home depot Trex composite decking prices cover materials only, total project cost includes professional installation and structural work.
Why Choose LGC Remodeling for Trex Deck Installation
Homeowners choose LGC Remodeling because we treat Trex decks as engineered systems—not surface upgrades.
We offer:
- Experienced Trex deck installer services
- Manufacturer-compliant installation
- Clean detailing and long-term performance
- Transparent pricing and timelines
Our goal is to build Trex decks that look great and perform for decades.
Ready to Install a Trex Deck?
If you’re planning a new Trex composite decking project, comparing Trex decking cost, or need a professional Trex deck installer, LGC Remodeling is ready to help. We design and build Trex decks that combine durability, comfort, and modern outdoor style.
Trex Deck Installation Across Vancouver WA & Portland OR
LGC Remodeling installs Trex composite decking throughout the Portland metro and southwest Washington, including Vancouver WA, Portland OR, Battleground, Ridgefield, Gresham, Beaverton, Lake Oswego, and all surrounding communities. Our service area spans both sides of the Columbia River, and we’ve completed Trex projects in neighborhoods ranging from dense urban Portland bungalow lots to rural Clark County acreage.
Trex composite decking is particularly well-suited to the Pacific Northwest climate — the persistent fall and winter rain, the hot dry summers, and the temperature swings that cause untreated wood to check and deteriorate. Trex boards don’t absorb water, won’t expand and contract with moisture the way natural wood does, and maintain their color and surface texture through years of Pacific Northwest weather without annual sealing or staining.
Get a Free Trex Deck Estimate from LGC Remodeling
Ready to stop maintaining an old wood deck and build something that takes care of itself? LGC Remodeling provides free on-site estimates for all Trex composite deck projects throughout our service area. We’ll visit your property, assess the site, discuss your design goals, and provide a detailed written proposal. Call us or submit your information online — we respond the same business day.
About LGC Remodeling & Larry Zagoriy
LGC Remodeling is led by Larry Zagoriy, owner and lead contractor. Larry has been building decks, patios, pergolas, and outdoor living spaces across Clark County and the Portland metro for over 15 years, with 100+ completed outdoor living projects.
CSLB License #1106627 — Licensed, Bonded & Insured. Verify license at California State Licensing Board.
Call Larry directly at (360) 356-6008 or email info@lgcremodeling.com for a free on-site estimate. LGC Remodeling, 1616 NW 13th Street, Battle Ground, WA 98604.
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