Composite decking solves the two biggest problems with wood: ongoing maintenance and finite lifespan. Modern capped composite boards — a wood-plastic core wrapped in a durable polymer shell — deliver the visual depth of stained hardwood while eliminating stain, seal, sand, and rot cycles. The top brands (Trex, TimberTech, Azek) carry 25 to 50-year limited warranties with transferable coverage, and the newest product lines rival the look of exotic hardwoods at a fraction of the lifetime cost.
Dynasty Restoration installs the full premium composite product range, with particular focus on Trex Transcend and Enhance lines, TimberTech Azek (PVC-capped), and select higher-end alternatives. We handle the full project — demo if replacing, framing adjustments to composite-specific joist spacing requirements (usually 12" or 16" on center), hidden fastener systems, picture-framed perimeters, and coordinated railing selections.
Composite Brands We Install
Trex Transcend / Enhance
The category leader. Broad color and grain pattern range, 25-year limited fade and stain warranty, wide availability. Transcend is the premium line; Enhance is the mid-market.
TimberTech (Azek & PRO)
PVC-capped composite (TimberTech Azek) and wood-plastic composite (TimberTech PRO). The PVC lines carry 50-year warranties and the most realistic wood-grain patterns available.
Fiberon
Strong mid-market alternative with 25-year residential limited warranty and good color stability. Often the best value in the capped composite category.
Hidden Fastener Systems
Cortex-style plug systems and edge-bite clips keep the deck surface entirely free of visible screws. Included on every composite install by default.
Composite Cost vs. Wood — The Real Math
Composite decking costs 30–60% more than pressure-treated wood at install. But over a 20-year window, composite almost always wins on total cost of ownership. A PT deck needs stain and seal every 3–5 years (materials + labor: $600–$1,800 each cycle), occasional board replacements from rot (often $500–$2,000), and eventually significant structural work. A composite deck costs none of that — a rinse with a hose is the full maintenance protocol. At the 15–20 year mark, the total spend on a PT deck has typically exceeded the composite install's premium, and the composite deck still looks like new.