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Composite Decking
A Deck That Outlasts the Maintenance
We install Eva Last, Deckorators, and Wear Decking. Built for NH winters and backed by warranties up to 50 years.
Why We Only Install Composite
We stopped installing pressure-treated wood decking years ago. It is not because composite always costs more upfront, because it does not. We got tired of watching decks we built start to warp and splinter after a couple of NH winters. The boards we install today will not do that. They will not absorb water, grow mold, or need to be sanded and stained every couple of years. They hold up through freeze-thaw cycles without cracking, they stay the same color year after year, and they look the same in year 15 as they did on day one. If you are spending tens of thousands of dollars on a new deck, you should not also be spending weekends maintaining it.
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The Brands We Install
We are a certified or listed installer for each of these brands. That means higher installation standards and a stronger warranty for you.
Platinum Pro Installer
Eva Last
Eva Last uses a bamboo-fiberglass PVC composite that is denser and harder than standard capped composite boards. It holds up against scratching, fading, and moisture better than most options out there. As a Platinum Pro Installer, we are trained and certified directly by Eva Last so your warranty is protected start to finish. Available in a wide range of colors and finishes with warranties up to 50 years.
Certified Pro
Deckorators
Deckorators mineral-based composite boards are built from a mineral compound instead of wood fiber, so moisture and mold have nothing to grab onto. They hold up especially well around pools and in high-moisture areas. We are a Certified Pro installer, which is their highest tier. Your installation comes backed by their full 25-year warranty.
Authorized Installer
Wear Decking by Owens Corning
Marine-grade PVC decking from one of the most trusted names in building materials. Wear Decking was built for coastal and high-moisture environments but handles NH winters just as well. It is 100% PVC with no wood fiber in the board at all. Nothing to absorb water, swell, or attract bugs. Comes with a full color and fade warranty.
Why It Matters
What You Get
Zero Maintenance
No staining, sealing, or painting. Ever. Wash it off with a hose once a season and it looks the same as day one. No more giving up spring weekends to deck upkeep.
Built for NH Winters
Composite boards go through freeze-thaw cycles without absorbing water, cracking, or warping the way pressure-treated wood does. They are built for cold climates.
25 to 50 Year Warranties
Every board we install carries a manufacturer warranty covering materials, color, and stain resistance. Warranties are fully transferable when you sell, which adds real value to your home.
Better Resale Value
A composite deck returns 65 to 75 percent of its cost at resale. Buyers know they will not inherit a maintenance headache. A worn-out wood deck does the opposite and becomes a negotiating chip against you.
Recycled Materials
Most composite boards are made from recycled wood fiber and plastic. It keeps material out of landfills and reduces the need for new lumber without giving up any durability.
How It Works
Simple Process, No Surprises
Three steps from first call to finished deck. We handle the paperwork, you pick what you want.
Permits and Planning
We pull the permits, order the materials, and lock in a build date. You stay in the loop the whole time. No chasing us down for updates.
We Build It
Our crew shows up when we say we will, builds to code, and cleans up when we leave. You walk through it with us before we call it done.
Common Questions
Questions About Composite Decking
How much does a composite deck cost in New Hampshire?
Most composite deck projects in southern NH run between $85 and $100 per square foot installed. A typical 400 sq ft deck falls somewhere between $34,000 and $40,000 depending on materials, height, stairs, and railing. Premium boards from Eva Last or Deckorators cost more than entry-level options, but they carry longer warranties and hold up better over time. We give you a free written estimate so you know the full number before anything starts.
What is the difference between capped and uncapped composite?
Capped composite boards have a protective shell on all four sides that keeps out moisture, mold, and staining. Uncapped boards have exposed wood fiber on the cut ends, which can take in water over time. All of the boards we install are fully capped or made from 100% PVC or mineral material. No exposed wood fiber anywhere.
Can composite decking get slippery when wet?
Cheap composite boards can. Eva Last, Deckorators, and Wear Decking all have textured surfaces that meet or beat residential slip-resistance standards. Deckorators mineral-based boards are specifically rated for pool decks and wet areas.
Do you offer color and style options?
Yes. Each brand has a full range of colors, grain patterns, and finishes, from natural wood tones to modern solid colors. We bring samples to your estimate so you can see them next to your house and landscaping before you decide.
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