Products
Material Made To Handle It
Set the bar high when it comes to your home. When you choose to have Titan Decks build your deck, you are guaranteeing next level professional attention every step of the way.
TiberTech
At TimberTech®, we Go Against the Grain™ by challenging outdoor living conventions. The result? The most natural-looking composite decking products on the market.
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TimberTech Azek
Premium capped polymer decking, made without wood, that provides unparalleled performance while boasting unrivaled design — all backed by a Limited Lifetime Product Warranty and a 50-Year Limited Fade & Stain Warranty.
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TimberTech Pro
Superior 4-sided capped composite decking that offers complete surface protection and elegant design — all backed by a 30-Year Limited Product Warranty and a 30-Year Limited Fade & Stain Warranty.
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TimberTech Edge
Strong capped composite decking that delivers advanced surface protection and is backed by a 25-Year Limited Warranty and a 25-Year Limited Fade & Stain Warranty, all at an attainable price.
Trex
Never content to settle, we continue to make strides in outdoor engineering, melding innovation with environmental responsibility and beautiful form with powerful function.
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Trex Transcend
Transcend decking maintains its vibrant color and luxurious finish–come scorching sun or red-wine spill–thanks to its unyielding, three-side shell protection…and our 25-Year Limited Residential Fade & Stain Warranty.
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Trex Select
Trex Select decking and railing adds our legendary luxury to your home more affordably than ever. While Select decking features our hallmark high-performance shell technology and nature-inspired colors, the complementary white railing is a simple solution for a clean finish.
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Trex Enhance
If you seek the durability of composite and the affordability of wood, opt for Basics. This long-lasting decking requires little upkeep and comes in three traditional colors. For an authentic wood-grain appearance, choose Trex Enhance® Naturals.
Traditional Wood
Beautiful spaces deserve meticulous attention once they are installed. Keeping premium outdoor surfaces polished ensures your deck always stands ready to impress.
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Red Wood
Redwood needs to be maintained by applying a sealer and reapplying it over time. As a decking material, it’s naturally stable, so it resists warping. Redwood’s stability helps it look great longer. It contains little or no resins, which enables it to retain finishes.
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Cedar Wood
Considered a soft wood, cedar has been used for decking for generations. Its natural resistance to rot and insects makes it desirable, however, it might to be too soft for decking and has a tendency to splinter, according to Gordon Whittaker.
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Pressure-Treated Wood
Pressure-treated lumber is rot and insect resistant, but it’s cheaper than redwood or cedar and is widely available across the U.S. Deck builders use it to build the support systems for decks because it holds up well and is often masked by the deck flooring.