Longevity and Experience

There are many composite decking options available in the marketplace and while they all have advantages and disadvantages, one thing is true with Trex: It is the first company to specialize exclusively in composite decking (founded in 1996 utilizing technology developed in 1988). While other companies have composite decking, it wasn’t their first, primary focus, and often, their composite products are just one division in a much larger company. Trex’ decades of research and development focused on composite decking is evident in the quality and luxury of their products.

Expansive Product Offerings

From their most cost-effective line, Trex Enhance, to their ultra-premium line, Trex Signature, Trex has solutions available for everyone. In addition, they offer patented “cool decking” technology in some of their product lines that are ideal for our Southwest climate.

A Certified Pro Program

Trex knows that not only do their product solutions need to be incredible, but the application and installation of them need to be as well. Trex has an established Trex Certified Pro program that helps consumers in the marketplace hire with confidence. To become a Certified Trex Pro, a contractor has an application and review process through Trex that ensures they install Trex products with the quality and craftsmanship that their products demand. As one of the only Trex Certified Pros in the Phoenix Valley, HBC Decks is supported by Trex, and our clients can hire us with confidence.

Product Support + Warranty

Trex stands behind their products. At HBC Decks, we have witnessed this on numerous occasions. If something goes wrong with Trex products, they will stand behind them. With a minimum 25-year stain-and-fade warranty and up to 50-year stain-and-fade warranty, our clients at HBC Decks know that not only will they have support from us, but also from Trex.