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We design and build decks and outdoor spaces that make your backyard the perfect place to gather.

Homeowners want outdoor spaces that combine beauty, function, and low maintenance. Composite decks meet that need. They deliver the warmth of natural wood with the strength of advanced materials. No sanding, staining, or sealing needed. Whether you want to replace an old wooden deck or build a new one, composite decking gives you long-term value and performance that lasts.

At Homescape Contracting, we build with top brands like TimberTech and Trex, and other trusted materials. With a wide range of colors, grains, and finishes, we design decks that enhance your home and fit your lifestyle.

What Is Composite Decking?

Composite decking is made from recycled wood fibers and plastic. The result is a strong, low-maintenance board that looks like real wood. It resists rot, mold, and insect damage, even in harsh weather. Modern composites offer realistic textures and colors that match any home style.

You get the look of wood without the upkeep. It’s a smart, sustainable, and cost-effective option for any outdoor living space.

Benefits of Composite Decking

Low Maintenance
Composite decking only needs an occasional wash with soap and water. No staining, sanding, or sealing required.
Built to Last
Composite boards are designed to handle extreme weather, moisture, and sun exposure. Brands like TimberTech and Trex offer advanced protection against fading, warping, and cracking.
Eco-Friendly Choice
Each board contains recycled materials that reduce waste and protect natural resources. Choosing composite decking helps minimize environmental impact.
Design Versatility
Available in a wide range of colors and finishes, composite decking can match any home style—from rustic to modern.

Composite Decking vs. Wood Decking

Cost
Wood decking often costs less upfront, but it requires more upkeep and repairs. Composite decking has a higher initial cost but lower long-term expense due to minimal maintenance.
Maintenance
Wood needs frequent staining and sealing. Composite decking keeps its look with simple cleaning.
Durability
Composite boards resist rot, insects, and splintering. With proper installation, your deck can last for decades with little maintenance.

Design Options

The right material defines how your deck looks and performs.

Classic Decks
Natural wood tones and grains that never fade. Perfect for traditional homes.
Modern Decks
Clean lines and sleek finishes for a contemporary look.
Multi-Level Decks
Create separate zones for dining, lounging, and entertaining. Ideal for sloped yards.
Elevated Decks
Strong, weather-resistant boards ideal for raised designs and scenic views.

Deck Features

Built-In Seating and Planters
Add comfort and function with integrated seating or planters.
Pergolas and Shade Structures
Add style and comfort while extending your outdoor space.
Deck Lighting
Integrated LED or solar lighting for safety and ambiance.

Build Your Composite Deck with Homescape Contracting

Homescape Contracting designs and builds premium composite decks across St. Louis, Missouri, and surrounding areas. We use trusted brands like TimberTech and Trex to deliver long-lasting outdoor spaces that fit your home and lifestyle.

Composite Decks FAQs

Question 1: How long does a composite deck last?

Composite decks typically last 25 to 30 years or more with minimal maintenance. Brands like Trex and TimberTech offer strong warranties that back their long-term durability against fading, staining, and warping.

Question 2: Is composite decking worth the cost?

Yes. While composite decking has a higher upfront cost than wood, it saves money over time because it doesn’t need sanding, staining, or sealing. You get lasting beauty, minimal upkeep, and better resistance to weather and insects.

Question 3: Can composite decking look like real wood?

Modern composite decks closely mimic the look and texture of natural wood. With realistic grains, rich colors, and matte finishes, brands like TimberTech and Trex offer options that capture the warmth of wood without the maintenance.