Trex Decking Sydney

Trex composite decking lasts 25-50 years, depending on the product line. Unlike timber, it won’t warp, crack, or splinter over time. Trex also comes with a fade and stain warranty of up to 50 years, so your deck can stay in top condition with minimal maintenance.

Yes! Trex is one of the most eco-friendly decking options available. It’s made from 95% recycled materials, including reclaimed wood and plastic film. Trex doesn’t require chemical treatments either and this makes it a sustainable and low-impact choice for your outdoor space.

Trex decking requires only an occasional wash with soap and water to remove dirt and debris. Unlike timber, it never needs sanding, staining, or sealing. This means you can enjoy your deck without the hassle of yearly upkeep.

Upfront, yes — Trex usually costs more per square metre than most timber decking. But over the life of the deck, it often works out cheaper. A timber deck needs sanding, oiling or staining every year or two, and even then it can warp, crack, split or rot and eventually need boards replaced. Trex needs none of that — a wash with soapy water is the extent of the maintenance — and it’s backed by a 25-year limited residential warranty. So while the sticker price is higher, you’re not paying for upkeep year after year, and you’re not facing a rebuild down the track. When you add up what a timber deck really costs to own over 15 or 20 years, composite is frequently the better value. We’re happy to walk you through both honestly and let you decide what’s right for your place.

Supplied and installed, Trex composite decking in Sydney typically ranges from $650 to $980 per square metre , depending on the board range you choose and the details of your project. Trex Transcend sits at the premium end, while Lineage offers the look for a little less. Beyond the boards themselves, the main things that move the price are the size of the deck, site access, the substructure required, and how custom the design is. It’s a higher upfront spend than timber, but because there’s no ongoing sanding, oiling or replacing, most homeowners find it works out cheaper over the life of the deck. The honest way to know your number is a free on-site quote — we’ll measure up and give you a fixed price with no surprises.

Like any decking material, Trex can get warm in direct sun — but how warm depends a lot on the range and colour you choose. Lighter boards absorb less heat than darker ones, and the Trex Lineage range runs noticeably cooler underfoot than the Transcend Tropicals, thanks to its heat-mitigating technology. So if your deck sits in full sun, the right choice up front makes a real difference. We’ll help you pick a cooler board and colour, and where it helps we can suggest shade options like a pergola or an outdoor rug to keep things comfortable on the hottest days.

Yes! Trex is naturally resistant to termites, mould, and mildew thanks to its composite construction. Unlike timber, it doesn’t attract pests, and it won’t absorb moisture.