Looking for Premium Composite Decking & Railing For Your Deck?

The Deck Store serves clients across Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia. Contact us to confirm availability in your specific area.

We supply premium composite decking and railing from industry-leading brands including Duxxbak and AFCO, along with many other reputable manufacturers.

We work by appointment only. Use the contact form on this page or call us at (423) 967-7075 to set up a consultation.

Premium decks can be paired with a variety of railing systems, including aluminum, composite, cable, and glass railing. These options allow homeowners to customize the look of their deck while maintaining durability and low maintenance.

Popular railing features include integrated lighting, modern horizontal cables, powder-coated aluminum systems, and composite railing that matches the deck boards.

The cost of a composite deck typically ranges from $50 to $80+ per square foot installed, depending on the materials, deck size, and design complexity.

Premium composite and PVC decking materials usually cost $20–$30+ per square foot for the boards and fasteners, with demo, installation, framing adjustments, railing, and labor adding to the total project cost. Factors that influence the final price include: Deck size and shape, labor cost, premium materials such as capped PVC or high-end composite boards, railing systems (aluminum, cable, glass, or composite), stairs, lighting, or built-in seating, permits and structural requirements

While the upfront cost is higher than pressure-treated wood, composite decks often provide better long-term value because they require far less maintenance and last significantly longer.

Many premium composite decking products are made using recycled plastics and reclaimed wood fibers, reducing waste and minimizing the need for harvested lumber.

Some manufacturers use materials that contain up to 80% recycled content, making them a more sustainable alternative to traditional wood decking.

Like any outdoor surface exposed to direct sunlight, composite decking can become warm. However, many modern premium boards are designed to stay cooler than traditional composite materials and may include technologies that reduce heat absorption.

Choosing lighter colors, adding shade structures, or using pergolas can also help keep your deck comfortable during hot summer months.

The timeline for building a deck depends on the size, design complexity, permitting requirements, and weather conditions. Most standard residential decks can be completed in 6–8 weeks, including site preparation, framing, decking installation, railing, and finishing touches.

Custom features such as lighting, multi-level decks, pergolas, or outdoor kitchens may extend the project timeline.

Composite and PVC decking offer several advantages over traditional wood decking. Premium materials such as TimberTech, AZEK, DuxxBak, and similar engineered boards are designed to resist moisture, mold, fading, and staining.

Unlike wood decks, they do not require sanding, staining, or sealing to maintain their appearance.

Composite decks are also significantly more durable, often lasting 25–50 years or more, while traditional wood decks typically last 10–15 years with regular maintenance. This makes premium synthetic decking a long-term investment for homeowners looking for durability and low maintenance.

High-quality composite and PVC decking materials are engineered to last 25 to 50 years or longer, depending on the brand and installation conditions. Many premium decking manufacturers back their products with warranties ranging from 25-year to lifetime coverage.

Because these materials resist rot, splintering, and weather damage, they generally outlast traditional wood decks, which typically need replacement after about 10–15 years even with proper maintenance.

Composite decking generally costs more upfront than traditional wood, but it often provides better long-term value.

Because composite decks require minimal maintenance and last much longer, homeowners save money on staining, sealing, repairs, and replacement over time.

Additionally, premium decking materials can improve a home’s outdoor living space and may increase property value due to their durability and modern appearance.

In many cases, composite decking can be installed over an existing deck frame if the underlying structure is still solid and meets current building codes. However, the joists must be properly spaced and free of rot or structural damage.

A professional deck builder should always inspect the existing framing before installation to ensure it can safely support the new decking system.

Yes, most composite decking can be pressure washed, but it should be done carefully to avoid damaging the surface. When pressure washing composite decking use low pressure (generally under 1500 PSI), keep the nozzle at least 8–12 inches from the deck surface, use a fan tip rather than a concentrated spray, and follow the manufacturer's cleaning recommendations.

In many cases, routine cleaning with mild soap, water, and a soft brush is enough to keep a composite deck clean without the need for pressure washing.

For homeowners looking for the lowest maintenance option, PVC decking and capped composite decking are generally considered the best materials. These modern decking products are designed to resist rot and moisture damage, mold and mildew growth, splintering and cracking, fading and staining from sun exposure.

Unlike traditional wood decks, composite and PVC decks do not require staining, sealing, or sanding. Most only need occasional cleaning with soap and water to keep them looking new.

Cleaning composite decking is simple and typically only requires basic household cleaning supplies.

For regular maintenance sweep away leaves, dirt, and debris. Wash the deck with warm water and mild dish soap, use a soft-bristle brush to gently scrub any dirt or stains, and rinse thoroughly with a garden hose.

For tougher stains such as grease or mildew, many manufacturers recommend using a composite deck cleaner specifically designed for synthetic decking materials. Regular cleaning a few times per year helps keep a composite deck looking new while preventing dirt buildup.