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Trex Composite Decking

Trex Composite Decking — Hudson Valley, NY

Trex Signature Decking, Trex Transcend Lineage, Trex Refuge, and Trex Select — installed with hidden fasteners and taped joists to TrexPro® Platinum spec. Wood stays in the hidden framing where it belongs; every walking surface is capped composite or PVC built to resist cracking, splintering, and fading through Hudson Valley freeze-thaw cycles.

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The Surface

Why the board you choose decides what winter five looks like.

We specialize in Trex® composite decks that are beautiful, low-maintenance, and durable. Every deck is designed to complement your home's architecture and to blend seamlessly with your landscape, creating a natural extension of your living space.

A deck surface in the Hudson Valley lives through freeze-thaw cycles that punish porous material. Pressure-treated pine checks, splinters, cups, and demands stripping and resealing every couple of years — which is why we reserve wood for the hidden framing, where it belongs, and build every walking surface in composite or PVC.

Not all composite earns that trust. Bargain-tier boards skip the capped polymer shell or wrap a thin one, and after three winters the cap fails: fade in the sun-baked sections, chalky oxidation, a fuzzy texture where the cap wore through. Once water reaches the wood-fill core, the board swells and never lies flat again.

That is why we install Trex, with the lines we trust to survive here — installed to the TrexPro® Platinum standard.

Fire table on a gray composite deck
Video Proof

Transcend Carmel, day and night.

One finished build, filmed as it lives: the Transcend Carmel surface and its factory plaque, stair lighting that comes on at dusk, and a hot tub set on framing rated for the loaded weight. The board you pick in daylight is the same one glowing under the rail lights at ten o'clock.

Trex Transcend Carmel
Finished Surface

Gray boards, fire on top.

A gray composite deck off the back of the house. Fire table and seating in the middle, a hot tub at the far end, black rails on the edge. One surface carries all of it.

Gray Composite + Fire Table
The Layout

Every cut shows.

Boards run on the diagonal into a double center board, then picture-framed at the step edge. An in-deck light sits in the frame. On a pattern like this every cut shows, so every cut has to land.

Diagonal Pattern + Picture Frame
The Lines

Signature, Lineage, Refuge, and Select — when each is right.

Trex Signature Decking is our choice when the deck surface is the centerpiece. Compare the available colors and board profiles in Trex's Signature product information, then review real samples against the architecture and light at your property.

Trex Transcend Lineage offers a range of tones. Trex describes Lineage as decking with heat-mitigating technology. All decking can become hot in direct sun. We consider color and exposure when recommending a board.

Trex Refuge is a cellular PVC decking option. Trex lists a Class A flame-spread rating and IWUIC compliance; suitability for a particular project depends on the specified product, installation, and local requirements. We confirm the current product documentation during design.

Trex Select covers the value end of the Trex lineup with a capped composite shell and a practical tone range — the right call when the budget needs discipline but you still want a Trex surface installed to the same spec.

Hold the boards in your own daylight before you decide — we encourage every client to order Trex samples during design.

The Pinnacle Standard

The details that make it look custom are the ones that make it last.

Every Pinnacle deck gets a picture-frame border around the perimeter so there are no exposed cut ends, matching fascia wrapping the sides so you never see a raw rim joist, Camo hidden fasteners in the field so the boards can expand and contract, and two FastenMaster Cortex screws with two plugs at every board end and every foot of the picture frame to lock them in — no exposed screw heads, no rust streaks, no trip-line of fasteners working loose over the winters.

We specify engineered helical pile foundations where the site and design support their use, with framing detailed to the engineered plan: pressure-treated lumber encapsulated with black stain, or Owens Corning PVC framing, with posts set on Simpson post anchors. Engineering and building permits are carried inside our scope, not billed as a separate line item.

Your build includes the 10-year labor warranty through Trex.

Project Proof

Finished Trex surfaces across the Hudson Valley.

Fire table on a gray composite deck
Trex Signature Decking herringbone pattern detail
Dusk view of a beige house, a lit covered porch, glowing deck stairs, and a paver patio
Common Questions

Homeowners ask.

Which Trex line is best for a Hudson Valley deck?

Signature for the flagship build where the deck surface is the star; Lineage when you want range and honest wood-look tones; Refuge PVC where fire code or a preference for cellular PVC decides it. Manufacturer warranty terms vary by product and application. We review the current Trex warranty documents and real samples during design.

Does composite decking get too hot for bare feet?

All decking can become hot in direct sun. Trex describes Lineage as decking with heat-mitigating technology. Color, exposure, and weather affect surface temperature; footwear may still be needed. We consider those conditions during material selection.

Are engineering and permits extra?

No. Engineering and building permits are included in every Pinnacle project — sealed structural drawings, the foundation plan, and the full municipal submission, handled in-house, never a separate line item.

Built Once — Remembered Forever

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Every build starts with a design consultation. Engineering and building permits are carried inside our scope, not billed as a separate line item.

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