How Much is a Trex Deck

How Much is a (size) Trex deck is always the first question homeowners ask us. The question is “what is your budget?” The cost of building a Trex deck varies depending on the size, materials, railings, and other factors such as local labor costs and permits. Here’s a breakdown of typical prices based on deck size and materials, as well as some additional costs for cleaning and maintenance:

1. How Much is a 20×20 Trex Deck?

Starting Price: $15,000
Details: This price is for an entry-level Trex Basics deck, including:
- Budget vinyl railings
- 3-5 steps
- Footings and gravel under the deck
- This does not include premium upgrades like Trex Signature, Transcend, or glass railings.
Premium Upgrades: You will pay more for options like:
- Trex Signature, Transcend, Enhance Naturals, or Lineage decking
- Glass railings
- Cable railings
- Signature railings

2. How Much is a 14×14 Trex Deck?

Starting Price: $12,000
Details: The price includes:
- Permit and pressure-treated framing
- Footings and concrete
- 3-5 steps with rails
- Trex Basic decking, vinyl railing, and a picture frame around the edge
- Deck removal and haul-away of the old deck
- Cost includes basic labor and materials, such as footings, framing, and railings.

3. How Much is a 16×16 Trex Deck (256 sq ft)?

Details: This is typically the lowest cost per square foot option when building a Trex deck.
- Uses 16′ boards and 8′ railing sections, minimizing material waste.
- Options for customizing the corners, rounding them, or adding railing along the edges to enhance the deck’s aesthetic.

4. How Much to Clean a Trex Deck?

Cost for Cleaning: Prices generally start around $350.
- The price can vary depending on the generation of your Trex decking (older versions may need more maintenance).
- A composite deck cleaning service typically includes cleaning, restoring, and protecting your deck to keep it looking good.

How Much are Trex Decks in Michigan

Small Deck (12×12): Starting around $8,000 for a basic Trex deck with vinyl railing.
Medium Deck (14×14): Starts around $12,000 for a Trex Basics deck with basic materials.
Large Deck (20×20): Starts around $15,000 for a Trex Basics deck, with additional costs for premium options like Trex Signature or glass railings.
Cleaning: Professional cleaning starts at around $350.
How much is a Trex Deck will range between professional contractors and quality

The cost can vary depending on the specific materials and features you choose, such as railings, deck size, and additional structural features like steps and framing. Additionally, custom designs and upgrades can significantly increase the overall cost.

Trex offers a variety of decking lines, each with its own set of features, performance, and price points. The primary Trex decking lines include Trex Transcend, Trex Enhance, and Trex Select. Here’s a comparison of the differences between them:

1. Trex Transcend

Premium Line: This is the top-tier line from Trex, offering the highest quality and durability.
Material: Made from a composite of 95% recycled wood and plastic.
Finish/Appearance: It has a luxury wood-like finish with deep grain patterns and colors that mimic natural hardwoods.
Colors: Available in a wide range of premium colors, such as Tiki Torch, Spiced Rum, and Island Mist.
Durability: Highly resistant to stains, scratches, and fading due to its high-performance shell technology. It also has excellent mold and mildew resistance.
Warranty: Lifetime limited warranty.
Price: The most expensive of Trex’s lines, due to the premium features and performance.
Best For: Homeowners looking for the highest quality and best visual appeal, with long-lasting performance.
How Much is a 14×16 Trex Deck

2. Trex Enhance Naturals

Mid-Range Line: Offers a more affordable alternative to the Transcend line, but still provides excellent durability and aesthetics.
Material: Composite material with a combination of wood fibers and plastic.
Finish/Appearance: Features a more subdued wood grain texture and comes in fewer color options compared to Transcend. Colors include Coastal Bluff, Rainforest Canopy, and Natural.
Durability: Resistant to fading, stains, and scratches but slightly less durable than the Transcend line. It also has a protective shell for added resilience.
Warranty: 25-year limited warranty, which is shorter than the Transcend warranty.
Price: Mid-range pricing, making it a good choice for those who want a balance of quality and cost.
Best For: Homeowners who want great quality at a more affordable price.
How much is a 16×20 Trex Deck

3. Trex Enhance Basics

Entry-Level Line: This is Trex’s most affordable line, designed for budget-conscious consumers who still want the benefits of composite decking.
Material: Composite material, though with fewer layers of protection compared to Transcend or Enhance.
Finish/Appearance: Has a simpler wood-like finish with a less intricate grain pattern than the other lines. Available in limited color options such as Pebble Grey, Saddle, and Woodbridge.
Durability: It’s durable but doesn’t have the same high resistance to stains, scratches, or fading as the more premium lines.
Warranty: 25-year limited warranty.
Price: The most budget-friendly line, making it ideal for cost-conscious buyers.
Best For: Homeowners on a budget who still want composite decking’s durability and low maintenance.
How Much is a 14×17 Trex Deck

Summary of Key Differences:

Feature	Trex Transcend	Trex Enhance	Trex Select
Price	Highest	Mid-range	Most affordable
Material	High-performance composite	Composite with recycled wood	Basic composite
Colors	Wide range, vibrant finishes	Fewer options, subtler colors	Limited options
Durability	Very high, excellent stain, scratch & fade resistance	Good, moderate stain & scratch resistance	Moderate durability, less resistant to wear
Warranty	Lifetime	25 years	25 years
Best For	High-end, luxurious decks	Budget-conscious with a premium look	Budget-conscious, entry-level decks

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