A maker of composite decking, railing and fencing made from wood fiber and recycled plastic.
Trex describes itself as a maker of composite decking, railing and fencing built from wood fiber and recycled plastic. Composite fencing appeals to owners in Nashville who want the look of wood with less staining and no rot. Reading the maker site can help you understand how composite systems are built, what the posts and rails look like and how colors and textures compare.
We are an independent company and are not affiliated with Trex. We install composite fences from several makers and explain how composite behaves: it expands and contracts, may lighten slightly in the first months and needs periodic washing. We help you compare composite with cedar, vinyl and metal fences so the choice fits your home, budget and upkeep.
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Wood fiber and plastic blends.
Posts, rails, boards and caps.
Several tones and textures.
No staining, regular washing.
Terms vary by product.
We compare composite and other fences.
Size a fence line, check a lifespan or ballpark a budget.
Fence Length and Materials CalculatorEnter your measurements to see linear feet, posts, rails, pickets, concrete and time to plan for yards, runs, pastures and gates.Try it 
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Fence Budget PlannerPick a fence, gate, repair or finishing job, set the length and add extras to see a ballpark planning range. Placeholder values only.Try it Many owners like the low upkeep and long life, and we compare costs honestly.
Most settle in color in the first months, then hold steady.
No. We are an independent fence company and are not part of Trex. We explain what it publishes in plain language and help you apply it to your own property.
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