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When you’re building a deck, summer is when your investment gets put to the test. Long days, intense UV exposure, triple digit surface temperatures, backyard barbecues, pool parties, bare feet, kids, and pets all reveal how well your decking material really performs. The three most popular premium decking options today are: Each has advantages, but …
Composite decking has come a long way since it first entered the market. Early composite deck boards earned a reputation for mold, mildew, and staining problems, leading many homeowners to question whether composite decking is truly resistant to these issues. While modern composite decking is significantly more resistant to mold and mildew than earlier generations, …
If you are planning to build a low-maintenance deck this year, one of the first questions you will ask is: How much does TimberTech decking cost in 2026? TimberTech decking costs between $3.43 and $7.68 per linear foot in 2026, depending on the collection and material type. That works out to roughly $10 to $22 …
When it comes to building a low maintenance deck, not all composite decking brands are created equal. At AdvantageLumber.com, we carry several top performing brands that each bring something unique to the table whether it’s extreme durability, cutting edge technology, or realistic wood aesthetics. Below, we break down four composite decking brands we like and …
Composite decking has become the go-to choice for homeowners who want the beauty of wood without the endless maintenance, warping, splintering, or annual staining. But one question always comes up first: “How much does composite decking actually cost?” The short answer? Material prices typically range from about $2.30 to $10.00 per linear foot (lf), depending …
If you are planning a new deck with TimberTech, one of the most important decisions is not just which collection or color to choose but where to buy it. TimberTech decking is widely available, but the buying experience can vary significantly depending on your supplier. From product selection to delivery and support, where you buy …
If you live in a northern climate — whether that’s New England, the Upper Midwest, or the mountain regions — your deck needs to withstand repeated freeze–thaw cycles every year. When water seeps into decking material and temperatures drop, that moisture freezes and expands. As it thaws, it contracts. Over time, this constant expansion and …