Trex Decks in Midvale, Utah
Our crew builds decks with Trex boards for Midvale ramblers, split-entry homes and townhomes, with railings and stairs planned to fit your lot.
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Trex Decks for Midvale Homes
A lot of Midvale homeowners asking about Trex own one of the 1960s and 1970s ramblers or split-entry houses between State Street, Hillcrest High School and Fort Union Boulevard. Many of them have refinished a wood deck more times than they care to count and want a surface that holds its color without yearly sealing. Trex capped composite fits that wish well. Its shell resists fading under strong summer sun, shrugs off moisture from snowmelt and stays free of splinters, a real plus on the long stair down from a split-entry slider.
Choosing the right Trex boards for a Midvale deck starts with exposure and use. On a flat, open lot with full afternoon sun, lighter colors stay more comfortable underfoot. On a raised split-entry deck, railings are a large part of the look and the budget, so we compare Trex composite, aluminum and cable styles. Installation follows Trex's joist spacing and gapping requirements, with hidden fasteners for a clean surface. Below the boards, the frame gets footings below the frost line, a flashed ledger and joist tape, since a composite surface can outlast a poorly built frame.
Throughout Midvale, our locally owned and operated crew builds decks with Trex boards and railings. On a split-entry deck, we also plan how Trex stairs and rails meet at the landing so the long run down to the yard feels solid. Board samples come along on the visit, since Trex colors look different against brick than they do in a photo. Townhome owners in Bingham Junction and planned developments near Union Park should check CC&Rs, since many HOAs control decking material and railing color, and a raised deck off a split-entry home will likely need a city permit. Once the space is measured, you get an on-site estimate that covers boards, rails and the stair.
Where We Work in Midvale
Historic Main Street · Bingham Junction · Fort Union Boulevard corridor · Union Park area · Hillcrest High School area · Copperview Recreation Center · Jordan River Parkway
From central Salt Lake City, Midvale is usually about 15–20 minutes away by car, depending on traffic.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need HOA approval for a Trex deck in Bingham Junction?
Very likely. Many townhome communities in Bingham Junction have CC&Rs that govern deck size, railing color and decking material, and some limit which colors or products are allowed. Submit your plans and color choice before work starts. Approval rules vary by community, so read your documents first. We can provide drawings and Trex samples for your application.
Can Trex boards go on the existing frame of my Midvale split-entry deck?
Sometimes. Trex calls for specific joist spacing, and frames built for wood decking decades ago were often spaced wider, so some need added joists before new boards go on. Many raised decks from the 1960s and 1970s also have aging posts and ledger connections. Our crew inspects the framing, footings and ledger, then tells you whether resurfacing or a new frame makes more sense.
Is Trex better than a wood deck?
For most Midvale homeowners who want low maintenance, Trex is the better long-term choice, because it skips the regular staining and sealing that wood needs under our strong sun and freeze-thaw cycles. Wood costs less upfront, and some people prefer its natural feel. Cedar and pressure-treated decks need refinishing every few years here, while Trex mainly needs occasional cleaning. We can price both so you can compare.
Trex vs TimberTech: which is better?
Neither brand is better across the board. Both make quality capped composite in several price tiers, and the right choice for your Midvale deck depends on the specific product lines, colors, grain textures, heat performance and budget you're comparing side by side. TimberTech also sells PVC decking at the upper end, a different material with its own look and price. We bring samples of both and install either brand with the same care.
Deck Builder Serving Midvale, UT
Bingham Junction grew on reclaimed former smelter land beside the Jordan River, and many of its newer townhomes come with HOA rules that shape deck size and railing style.
Midvale is located in Salt Lake County, south of downtown Salt Lake City. Our crew builds, replaces and repairs decks for Midvale homeowners, from the first measurements and material choices to the final railing post.
We're a locally owned team working across the Salt Lake Valley, so getting to Midvale for an on-site estimate is part of a normal week for us. Call (801) 435-8845 to set up a time.
ZIP codes we serve in Midvale
84047
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