How Much Does it Cost to Service a Trex Deck in Gallatin?

Typical Range: $10,709 - $11,452

The average trex cost in Gallatin is $10,709 - $11,452, but it could vary from $10,338 to $11,823. Discover the detailed price range here.

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How Much Does it Cost to Service a Trex Deck in Gallatin?

In case you are looking at investing in a deck, you might take into consideration the big picture concerning this endeavor. It isn't as necessary as examining plank for plank cost, around one product and another. The assessment has to consider lasting benefits. That is definitely where Trex in Gallatin gets to be the obvious choice in an evaluation. Gallatin Trex decking features an impressive value while staying eco-friendly. It offers a great deal of positive aspects that you will surely appreciate. The effects of Trex in the natural environment are exceedingly small because of its use of recycled products. For their protective shells, the current generation of Trex line will never lose its color, it will not warp, nor stain. Aside from that, it is scratchproof and it's also resistant to mold. Despite the fact that Trex in Gallatin is a composite item, it boasts a vibrant, all-natural color and good quality wood grain. Cleaning it is also quick and easy. Trex decking can be cleaned using only detergent and water. On top of that, it is a guaranteed investment that will surely add value to your home.

What is the price for TREX in Gallatin, TN?

Home remodeling & home services cost estimates

ITEM	QUANTITY	LOW	HIGH
Synthetic Decking Cost	1282 Square Feet	$8,675	$9,942
Synthetic Decking Labor	42.4 Hours	$1,232	$1,401
Synthetic Decking Job Materials and Supplies	1200 Square Feet	$381	$412
Synthetic Decking Equipment Allowance		$52	$69
Total Cost to Install Synthetic Decking	1282 Square Feet	$10,339	$11,824
	Average cost per Square Foot	$9	$10

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Installing Trex in Gallatin can cost a minimum of $6 up to $9 per square foot and a maximum of $8 up to $11 per square foot, all depending on the location and the Gallatin Trex line to be used. Trex is incredibly flexible. Installations in need of additional railing systems, platforms, equipment, lighting, and standard seats will increase costs and may be included in an add-on bundle separated from the standard Trex installation.

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Find the Best Costs on TREX - Gallatin, 37066

Overall, the total project cost for a new Gallatin Trex deck is estimated to be between $1,500 and $2,200 for a 250 square foot deck. There are three types of Trex that come at different prices. Trex Select that is of essential quality is approximately $7 per square foot. Trex Enhance that has higher quality than Trex Select costs around $8 per square foot. Then there is Trex Transcend, the premium grade among the three types, which costs between $9 per square foot and $10 per square foot.

Gallatin County TREX FAQ

Trex is manufactured out of 95% recycled supplies. Among them are reclaimed wood and sawdust as well as plastic coming from several standard household objects, like the overwrap on a paper towel packaging and toilet paper, plastic bags, broadsheet bags, shopping and grocery bags. Trex, on a yearly basis, preserves more than 181437 tons of plastic and wood scrap from landfills.

Trex products should not be ripped to lessen thickness. However, they can be ripped to reduce the width. On condition that the plank might still be installed per the assembly instructions, the warranty is going to be valid. Remember to be careful whenever fastening ripped decks, as pre-drilling could possibly be needed.

Trex must not be sanded. Sanding will alter the look and safety attributes of the Trex material and will eventually void the warranty regarding any issue as a result of sanding. For the early generation composite decking, Trex doesn't necessarily endorse the utilization of a power washer. Usage of a power washer can harm the decking surface area and often will void the warranty regarding any condition resulting from the power washing.

Trex decking usually requires less maintenance as compared to wood decking but will need more maintenance to make it look the same over the years. For early generation composite decking, routine cleanup with a deck wash is needed. Trex high-performance decking needs a smaller amount of work. A simple detergent and water cleaning is everything that is necessary to maintain the product.

Last Updated: Mar 31, 2017

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Brighter Days Painting Company

Rating: 68

312 Cedar Pointe Parkway
Antioch, TN 37013

Best Choice Home Improvement

Rating: 62

Gallatin, TN 37066

AAA Canvas Awning Inc

Rating: 57

12725 Old Hickory Blvd
Antioch, TN 37013

Project Development Strategy And Validation, Llc

Rating: 59

254 W Eastland Ave
Gallatin, TN 37066

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