Composite Decking · San Antonio & Surrounding Texas
Composite decks: build once, enjoy for 25 years.
TimberTech, Trex, and Fiberon — splinter-free, fade-resistant decking installed by an in-house crew that has built hundreds of them across South Texas.
What we build
Composite Decking built for South Texas living.
Composite decking has come a long way in the last ten years. The newest boards from TimberTech, Trex, and Fiberon convincingly mimic ipe, mahogany, weathered teak, and reclaimed barnwood — and they'll still look that way in year twenty-five. No annual re-staining. No splinters in bare feet. No rot around the post bases.
In South Texas, where a stained cedar deck needs re-finishing every two to three years just to stay sharp, composite earns its premium upfront cost back within a decade. Most homeowners we work with never touch theirs again after install day.
We're factory-trained on TimberTech AZEK, Trex Transcend and Enhance, and Fiberon Concordia and Symmetry. That matters because composite decking has specific install requirements — gapping, fastener type, breaker boards, picture-frame edges — and if your crew gets any of them wrong, the warranty is void.
Options
Composite decking brands we install.
We work with all three major composite brands and help you pick based on look, performance in heat, and warranty length.
TimberTech AZEK (PVC capped)
Fully synthetic — no wood fiber. Stays noticeably cooler in direct sun than wood-composite blends and carries a 50-year fade-and-stain warranty. Premium look, premium price.
TimberTech PRO (wood-composite)
Polymer-capped wood-composite blend in classic finishes like Mountain Oak, Coastline, and Pacific Rosewood. 30-year fade-and-stain warranty.
Trex Transcend
Trex's flagship line — capped composite with realistic streaking and a 25-year fade-and-stain warranty. The most-installed composite deck in the country.
Trex Enhance
The value-priced Trex line. Lighter weight, slightly less realistic graining, still a 25-year warranty. Great fit for budget-conscious projects.
Fiberon Concordia
High-performance capped composite with deep, multi-tonal color blends. 50-year stain & fade warranty, lifetime structural warranty.
Hidden fasteners & picture-frame edges
All composite decks we install use the manufacturer's hidden-fastener system. Picture-frame perimeter boards available as a finishing detail — no exposed board ends.
How it works
A straightforward composite decking build process.
- 1
Free on-site consultation
We measure, listen to your goals, talk materials, and answer every question — no fees, no pressure.
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Custom design & written quote
You get line-item pricing and a 3D render so you can see the build before we lift a hammer.
- 3
Permits & scheduling
We pull permits, handle HOA submittals, and lock in a build window that works for your family.
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Build & final walkthrough
Local crews build on schedule, clean up daily, and walk every detail with you on the final day.
Why Timeless Sunsets
Composite warranties only pay out if it was installed right.
- Factory-trained installers for TimberTech, Trex, and Fiberon — your warranty stays valid.
- Joists spaced to manufacturer spec (12" or 16" OC depending on board) — no soft spots or sag.
- Hidden fastener systems on all boards — clean surface, no screw heads, no exposed splinters.
- Proper drainage and ventilation under the deck to prevent moisture buildup against framing.
- Picture-frame perimeter boards, color-matched riser boards, and matching composite fascia.
- Workmanship warranty layered on top of the 25- to 50-year material warranty.
Recent work
Recent composite decking projects
FAQ
Questions about composite decking?
How long does composite decking last?
Modern capped composite decks routinely last 30 to 50+ years in real-world Texas conditions. The manufacturer warranties range from 25 to 50 years on fade and stain resistance, and lifetime on structural performance. The decks we installed in 2010 still look new.Does composite decking get too hot in Texas summers?
In direct full sun, lighter-colored composite boards (gray, weathered teak) typically run 10-25°F hotter than air temp — similar to wood. Darker boards (espresso, black walnut) can run hotter, more like dark concrete. We talk through color and shade strategy before you choose, and PVC-capped options like TimberTech AZEK run noticeably cooler than wood-composite blends.TimberTech vs Trex vs Fiberon — which is best?
Honestly, all three are excellent. TimberTech AZEK has the strongest cooling and the longest warranty. Trex has the largest selection and is the most-installed in the U.S. Fiberon has the deepest, most realistic graining and lifetime structural warranty. We help you pick based on look, warranty priority, and budget — not brand loyalty.Can you build a composite deck over my existing wood deck?
Sometimes — only if the existing substructure is sound, properly spaced, and built with code-compliant footings. Most older decks need a new substructure. We inspect every existing deck before quoting a board-only resurface.How much does composite decking cost installed?
In the San Antonio area, expect roughly $75-$130 per square foot installed depending on brand, color, railing system, and substructure work. PVC-capped premium lines like TimberTech AZEK run at the high end. Mid-line composites like Trex Enhance run at the low end.
Free quote
Get pricing on your composite decking project.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll reach out within one business day to schedule a free on-site consultation.
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