Decking · Composite

Composite Decking

All the deck, none of the sealing, staining, or splinters.

What composite decking is

Composite decking is built from a blend of wood fibers and recycled plastic, giving you the look of a wood deck without the upkeep. No annual sealing, no staining, no worrying about splinters underfoot — it's the option for people who want to spend their weekends on the deck, not maintaining it.

Characteristics

Built for low maintenance

Composite boards resist rot, insects, and splintering by design, and won't need sealing or re-staining the way real wood does over time. In Central Florida's sun and humidity, composite decking is engineered to resist moisture, fading, and warping, making it a genuinely low-maintenance option for anyone who wants the deck without the seasonal upkeep. It comes in a range of colors and grain patterns, though it won't have the natural variation and feel of real hardwood underfoot.

No sealing or staining Splinter-free Resists moisture & fading Wide color range

Common Questions

Composite decking, answered honestly

How is composite decking different from real wood?

Composite decking is made from a blend of wood fibers and recycled plastic, so it doesn't need sealing, staining, or annual maintenance the way real wood does, and it won't splinter, rot, or attract insects. The tradeoff is that it doesn't have the natural grain variation and feel of real hardwood.

Does composite decking hold up in Florida heat and humidity?

Yes — composite decking is engineered to resist moisture, fading, and warping, which makes it a solid low-maintenance option for Central Florida's sun and humidity.

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