Decking
Hardwood, thermally modified Ash, acetylated Accoya, composite and PVC—with local help to confirm material, profiles, dimensions, pickup and delivery.
Hardwood Decking
Nature's toughest boards.
Trusted Product Partners
Composite and PVC brands professionals rely on.
Five Material Families
Pick the right material.
Thermally modified wood uses heat and steam. Maximo Accoya is acetylated wood—a separate modified-wood category, not a Thermo product.
Hardwood
50+ year service life for appropriate applications
Unmatched hardness — Ipe hits 3,680 lbf
Naturally resists rot, termites, salt air
Class A fire rating
Ages to silver patina or oil to keep color
Composite
25–50 year warranty options
Near-zero maintenance — no oiling, no sanding
95% recycled content (Trex)
Consistent color, no surprises
Cooler underfoot options available
Thermally Modified Wood
Heat-and-steam modified wood; coverage varies by product and application
Modified with heat and steam, without added preservatives
Thermo Ash supports selected decking applications
Decking profile and installation system must be confirmed
Distinct from acetylated Accoya
Maximo Accoya · Acetylated Wood
Up to a 50-year warranty by product and application
Real wood enhanced through acetylation, not heat treatment
Durability and stability for long-lasting decks
Modern siding and precision joinery applications
Minimal upkeep and custom profiles by project
PVC
Limited lifetime warranty options
100% synthetic — waterproof to the core
Best choice for docks and pool decks
Lightest boards, fastest install
100% recyclable at end of life
Decking Guides
Read before you build.
Buying Guide
Hardwood vs Composite vs PVC: How to Choose
Three material families, three very different decks in year ten. The honest comparison — cost per year, heat, maintenance, and resale — from a supplier that stocks all three.
Planning
The Complete Deck Planning Guide
Permits, joist spacing, board direction, budget math — everything to settle before the first board is ordered.
Maintenance
The Hardwood Maintenance Handbook
Oil or let it silver. One honest schedule for Ipe, Cumaru, and Garapa — 30 minutes a year, not a weekend.
One call. One truck.
Share the project. We’ll walk you through the rest.
Get a Quote
Tell us about the build.
Job-site intel, monthly.
New species arrivals, clearance lots, and project updates — no noise.