If you are looking to install a high quality deck, then Home Depot Trex Decking may be the right choice for you.
Trex decking sold at Home Depot is a perfect combination of quality, visual appeal and reasonable pricing.
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How Much Does Home Depot Trex Cost?
Home Depot is one of the largest carriers of Trex decking.
If the color or series is not in stock at your local Home Depot, the store offers free shipping of Trex products to any Home Depot location.
Home Depot is a reliable provider of Trex decks and is a good choice if looking for a supplier and an installer.
Home Depot offers a Trex Enhance decking board starting at $21.37 for a twelve foot long board which covers about five square feet.
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Trex Enhance decking is also offered in 16 foot long boards, which cost $33.07 per board, and twenty foot long boards, which cost $55.12.
All boards are 1 inch thick and 6 inches wide. Trex Enhance is offered both with a grooved or square design.
For a Trex Select board 1 or 2 inch thick, 6 inches wide, and twelve, sixteen, or twenty feet long. Trex Select 2 inch thickness is only available for the sixteen foot length.
Home Depot starts the pricing at $31.90 per board with the option of a grooved or straight edge. One board will cover around five square feet.
Trex Transcend starts at $52.81 per board and can range as high as $99.51 for a twenty foot long board.
Trex Transcend comes in boards that are 1 inch thick, 6 inches wide, and twelve, sixteen, or twenty feet long. Trex Transcend is offered with a grooved or straight edge.
You can use our Decking Cost Calculator to estimate the cost of installing a new deck.
Home Depot Trex Decking Prices Break Down
The following is a list of Trex Decking prices per board, which are sold at Home Depot.
Prices are broken down by the Trex Deck Series.
| Trex Series at Home Depot | Cost per Board |
|---|---|
| Trex Enhance | $21.37 – $55.12 |
| Trex Select | $31.90 – $71.11 |
| Trex Transcend | $52.81 – $99.51 |
Trex Decking Series Options At Home Depot
Lets take a closer look at the features and benefits of the tree product lines that Trex manufactures.
Trex Enhanced is the most affordable option, Trex Select is a mid-range choice, and Trex Transcend is the most high-end option.
Trex Enhance Decking ($)
A Trex Enhanced deck is priced the most affordably, at $5 to $7 per square foot not including installation.
The boards of a Trex Enhanced deck are all 0.94 inches thick and 5.5 inches wide. Lengthwise, Trex Enhance is offered in twelve foot long boards, sixteen foot long boards, and twenty foot long boards.
The Trex Enhanced decking boards have a scalloped bottom, cutting down on the weight of the planks as well as the cost.
The series comes in two styles: Basics and Naturals.
Basics has three color choices, whereas Naturals offers four color options and a natural wood grain finish, reducing the synthetic appearance of the boards.
Naturals is offered with a mid-depth grain pattern. Trex Enhanced has the lowest grade of Trex scratch resistance.
Trex Select Decking ($$)
Trex offers a mid-range decking option, Trex Select. This series costs between $7 and $9 per square foot not including installation.
Trex Select boards are thinner than Trex Enhance boards, at 0.82 inches thick. The boards are 5.5 inches wide and twelve feet long. Trex Select is especially designed for easy, streamlined installation.
The Select line is offered in five different color options, all with a mid-range grade. The boards have mid-level scratch resistance.
Trex Transcend Decking ($$$)
Trex Transcend is the most luxurious series that Trex manufactures, priced at $10 to $12 per square foot for materials. It comes in heavy, durable boards that are 0.94 inches thick, 5.5 inches wide, and offered in lengths of 12 feet, 16 feet, and twenty feet.
Trex Transcend is offered in eight colors, with the deepest grain pattern, giving the boards a natural look. The Transcend series comes with the highest quality scratch resistance and is made to last damage-free for years to come.
DIY Installation of a Trex Deck
Unlike many other decking materials, Trex lends itself well to a DIY install. The boards are very light weight and easy to work with, and they are also readily available at your local Home Depot or Lowe’s.
Trex.com offers a wealth of resources of building your own Trex deck without hiring a pro. Building a deck on your own can save you thousands of dollars, since the cost of professional deck construction is 60-70% of the total decking cost.
Building your deck DIY is fairly simple if you are looking to have a regular size, one level rectangular or square deck without any luxury features.
Can You Install Home Depot Trex Over An Existing Deck?
Many homeowners looking to save money on installing a new deck wonder if its possible to put Trex boards over the existing deck.
The good news is that YES this is not only possible but can actually be a great way to resurface your old deck without spending a fortune.
Overtime, real wood deck boards age and create many problems, such as warping, nailing sticking out, cracking, high risk of getting splinters, etc. They are easily replaced with long last Trex Boards at a fraction of the cost of building a new deck.
If the foundation and the framing system of your current deck is sound and its just the walking boards that are looking worn, you can simple replace them with new and beautiful Trex boards and deck railings.
Overall, if you are replacing the walking boards yourself, you can easily end up spending less then $1,000 on new Trex boards and railing, if you are going for either Trex Select or Trex Enhance.
