Composite and Trex deck built by Reno Masters in St Helens, OR

Composite and Trex Deck Builder in St Helens, OR

Reno Masters LLC builds low maintenance composite and Trex decks made for Oregon's wet climate. Serving St Helens, Scappoose and Columbia County, OR.

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Free estimates. Trex and composite decking specialists in Columbia County, OR.

Composite decking

Why composite and Trex decks make sense in Oregon

In a climate as wet as the Pacific Northwest, composite and Trex decking is one of the smartest investments you can make in your outdoor space. Here is why so many St Helens and Columbia County homeowners choose it.

No rot, no warping

Composite boards will not rot, cup or splinter in the rain the way untreated wood can, which matters in our damp climate.

Almost no maintenance

No annual staining or sealing. A composite or Trex deck cleans up with soap and water and keeps looking good for years.

Long warranties

Quality composite and Trex lines carry long manufacturer warranties, often 25 years or more, for real peace of mind.

Looks like real wood

Modern composite comes in rich, natural wood tone finishes and colors that hold up without fading like a stained deck.

Splinter free and safe

Smooth, splinter free boards are easy on bare feet, which is great for families, kids and pets.

Adds home value

A clean, low maintenance composite deck is an attractive selling point and a lasting upgrade to your home.

Composite vs wood

Composite and Trex vs wood decking

Wood decks cost less up front and have a classic look, but in Oregon they need regular cleaning, sealing and the occasional board replacement to fight off rot and moisture. Over the life of the deck, that upkeep adds up in both time and money.

Composite and Trex decking costs more at the start, but it removes almost all of that ongoing maintenance. No yearly staining, no sealing and no chasing down soft, rotten boards. For most homeowners who plan to stay in their home and want to spend weekends enjoying the deck instead of maintaining it, composite pays off.

Not sure which way to go? We install both. On your free estimate we will walk your space, talk through your budget and help you choose the decking that fits your home and how you plan to use it.

How it works

Our simple deck building process

From your free estimate to your finished composite deck, here is how we work.

Free estimate

We visit your home in St Helens or Columbia County, look at the space and give you a clear, no pressure quote.

Design and materials

We help you choose the layout, composite or wood decking, railings and finishes that fit your budget.

We build it

Our local crew builds your deck with quality materials and clean, careful work from framing to final board.

Final walkthrough

We walk the finished deck with you to make sure every detail is right before we call the job done.

Questions

Composite and Trex decking FAQ

Is composite decking worth it in Oregon's wet climate?

For most homeowners, yes. Composite and Trex decking does not rot, warp or need yearly staining, which is a real advantage in the Pacific Northwest where wood decks take a beating from the rain. You pay more up front, but you save years of maintenance and replacement boards.

How long does a Trex or composite deck last?

Quality composite and Trex decking commonly carries manufacturer warranties of 25 years or more, and many decks last even longer with simple cleaning. It holds up far better than untreated wood in our damp climate.

Does composite decking get hot or slippery?

Composite can feel warm in direct summer sun, much like any decking, but lighter colors stay cooler. Modern composite and Trex boards are designed with slip resistant surfaces that perform well even in Oregon's wet months.

How much more does composite cost than wood?

Composite usually costs more than wood up front, with the exact difference depending on board line, deck size and design. When you factor in years of staining, sealing and board replacement that wood needs, composite often comes out comparable or better over the life of the deck. We give you clear numbers on your free estimate.

Do you install Trex and other composite brands?

Yes. We build with Trex and other leading composite decking lines. Tell us the look and budget you have in mind and we will recommend the right product and color for your home in St Helens or Columbia County.

Do you offer free estimates on composite decks?

Yes, estimates are always free. Call Reno Masters at 503-369-1287 and we will visit your home in St Helens, Scappoose or anywhere in Columbia County, OR for a no pressure composite deck quote.

Ready for a low maintenance composite deck?

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