Composite & Trex Decks in Ocala
If you want a deck you enjoy instead of one you maintain, composite is the answer in Florida. Composite and Trex decking is engineered to resist the exact things that destroy wood decks around Ocala — intense UV, humidity, and the long stretches of full sun common on open, rural lots.
We install Trex, TimberTech, Fiberon, and other premium composite lines in a wide range of colors and finishes, so you get the look of real wood with virtually none of the upkeep.
Why Homeowners Choose Composite
- No rot, no splinters, no warping — ideal for our climate
- Fade-resistant color that holds up under Florida sun
- Almost zero maintenance — no sanding, staining, or sealing
- Cool-touch & capped options for bare feet and pool areas
- 25+ year warranties from manufacturers like Trex
Trex vs. Other Composite
- Trex is a brand of composite — premium, capped, and heavily warrantied
- TimberTech & Fiberon offer ultra-realistic woodgrain finishes
- Capped composite resists stains and fading better than uncapped
- We help you choose the right line for your budget and color preference
Not sure composite is right for you? We also build classic custom wood decks and slip-resistant pool decks. Serving Silver Springs Shores, Belleview, and all of Marion County.
Frequently Asked Questions
All three are capped composite boards, but they differ in core material, color technology, and warranty length. We will walk you through samples of each so you can compare grain, color-fastness, and price side by side.
Darker boards absorb more heat than lighter ones, same as any surface, but modern capped composites run noticeably cooler than older composite generations, and lighter color lines stay comfortable for bare feet most of the day.
Most capped composite lines carry 25 to 50 year limited warranties against structural failure and fading, and it is common to see boards still looking sharp after two decades of Florida sun.
Often, yes, if the joists and posts pass inspection. We check spacing and condition first, since composite boards have different span requirements than wood, then install over the sound existing structure.
Manufacturers offer everything from light sandy tones to deep browns and grays, plus multi-tone streaked boards that mimic real wood grain, so we can match your home's exterior palette.
Quality composite boards have a textured, embossed surface specifically for slip resistance, which performs better underfoot in the rain than smooth painted wood.
No. That is the main selling point. Composite never needs staining or sealing, just an occasional soap and water rinse to clear pollen and debris.
Composite typically costs more up front, often by a wide margin per square foot, but the maintenance savings and longer lifespan close that gap considerably over a decade or more of ownership.
Yes, most premium composite lines include a limited warranty specifically for fade and stain resistance in addition to structural defects, and we will register your product warranty after installation.
General liability and workers compensation insurance both apply to composite installs the same as any other build, and documentation is provided before work starts.
Yes, hidden clip systems are standard practice with composite decking now, giving you a clean surface with no visible screw heads.
Call us or submit the online form. We will bring composite samples to your property so you can see and feel the material in your own yard before committing to a color.