Trex^® FAQs

Trex fences are made from 95% recycled wood and plastic. They're designed to resist weather, require less upkeep than wood, and offer a long-lasting, eco-friendly alternative. Trex fencing requires minimal maintenance with no need for painting or staining.

Yes, Trex fencing can be customized in height. While standard panels are 6 or 8 feet tall, the system can be built to suit your needs. Whether you're looking for added privacy or need to meet local code requirements, Trex fencing's flexible design allows adjustments or different configurations.

Yes, you can use Trex decking to build a fence, but we generally recommend using Trex materials for fences because they have been specifically designed and crafted for property protection and privacy. Our materials come in various styles and three colors to suit your property, and they feature a specialized interlocking system that makes them strong and easy to install.

Composite fences last 25-50 years depending on the material and environment, and Trex fences are considered the most durable composite fence materials. Their specialized blend of 95% reclaimed sawdust and recycled plastic make them weather-resistant and naturally long-lasting.

Yes, Trex fences feature a DIY-friendly design to make construction easy. Homeowners and professional fence companies both love the convenience of Trex fence systems. Every fence comes with comprehensive, step-by-step instructions to make installation easy.

Trex fences are crafted from eco-friendly composite materials that stand up to warping, splintering, and insect damage. They never need to be painted or stained like wood and offer better durability than vinyl when exposed to impact and climate shifts.

We are not the manufacturer, but we serve as a trusted Trex partner. Our role is to promote, sell, and distribute Trex composite fences across North America, providing contractors and customers with expert guidance, dependable service, and product support.

Yes. Trex composite fences are backed by a 25-year residential warranty and a 10-year commercial warranty. Both options reflect our commitment to delivering long-term performance, reliable quality, and customer satisfaction for every type of property.

We provide in-depth product knowledge, technical guidance, and reliable service to support smooth installations from start to finish. Our team is ready to assist with planning, material selection, ordering, and fulfillment to keep your project on track.

We do not install fences directly, but we connect customers with qualified contractors from our trusted network. These professionals have experience with Trex composite fencing and are dedicated to delivering high-quality, reliable installations every time.

Installers and contractors choose Trex because it installs cleanly, performs consistently, and eliminates call-backs for warping or rot. It also adds long-term value for their customers.

Trex fencing is made from a high-performance composite that combines wood fiber and recycled plastic. Unlike wood, it won't rot, splinter, or warp. And unlike vinyl, it offers greater strength and a more natural look. It's a durable, low-maintenance alternative built to last.

Trex fencing is virtually maintenance-free. It never needs painting or staining, and occasional soap-and-water cleaning is all it takes to keep it looking great.

Absolutely, Trex fencing is designed for complete privacy, with interlocking pickets and no gaps. It's also strong and stable, making it an excellent choice for securing residential and commercial properties.

Trex Fencing SRF is the nationwide distributor of Trex fencing products. We offer direct access to full systems, expert guidance, and shipping across the U.S. Whether you're a contractor or homeowner, we make it easy to get authentic Trex products for any size project.

No, Trex is a premium composite brand with a patented design, thick pickets, and interlocking systems that provide true privacy and structural strength.

Trex is known for its composite decking, railing, cladding, and fencing products. Trex Fencing SRF is the national distributor for the full line of Trex fencing materials, including Trex privacy fencing, rail fencing, gates, and hardware.

Trex fencing includes a 25-year residential warranty and a 10-year commercial warranty to protect your investment against material defects and damages.

No, Trex fencing materials do not need to be painted or stained. The boards, pickets, posts, and rails are a solid color throughout, so the color will not chalk but will fade over time.

Trex fencing is ideal for residential yards, commercial properties, multi-family developments, and government installations where long-term performance and privacy matter.

Trex is stronger, heavier, and better suited for demanding climates than vinyl. Vinyl fencing can become brittle in cold weather and may crack or discolor. Trex handles extreme heat, freezing temps, and high winds without losing performance.

On average, yes. Trex composite fencing lasts 25 years or more with little maintenance. Wood typically needs repairs or replacement in 10 to 15 years. Vinyl can last, but is more likely to crack, sag, or fade over time.

Trex costs more upfront than vinyl or wood, but its initial upfront costs offer decades of returned investment thanks to minimal maintenance and repairs. You'll save time and money by avoiding repainting, staining, repairs, or early replacement.

Yes. Trex's solid panels and interlocking design make it a reliable choice in windy regions. Unlike vinyl, which is often hollow and lightweight, Trex won't blow apart in a storm.

Trex has a matte finish and wood-grain texture that gives it a more natural, upscale appearance. Vinyl fencing tends to have a glossy, plastic look that's less appealing for homeowners who want warmth and character.

Trex fencing stands up to harsh climates. It resists cracking in cold and handles moisture without rotting or mildew. It's ideal for both dry and humid environments across the U.S.

Yes. Trex composite material is not a food source for termites and other insects, and it won't rot, split, or splinter over time. This makes it a long-lasting solution for residential and commercial properties.

Yes, Trex fences feature an interlocking picket system that eliminates gaps between boards. Trex fencing is one of the few composite options built specifically for full privacy and security.

Trex fencing is stronger than vinyl and more stable than wood. It resists bending and breaking, and its reinforced rails and thick composite construction provide structural integrity over time.

Initially, your Trex fence will fade with UV exposure. Trex Fencing deliberately over-pigments during manufacturing to achieve the desired weathered look after the composite fencing fades.

Yes. Trex Horizons fences use interlocking pickets that connect tightly to create a smooth, gap-free surface. This design delivers complete privacy with a clean, modern look on both sides, making it a neighbor-friendly and secure fence solution.

Trex Horizons fences are built with a black galvanized steel framework and strong composite rails that work together to provide incredible strength, support, and structural stability across every panel. This durable system holds up in any environment.

Yes. Trex Horizons fences are designed to handle years of exposure to weather and wear. Reinforced rails, durable composite materials, and a black galvanized steel frame work together to prevent warping, sagging, and structural damage over time.

Yes. Trex Horizons fences feature sleek horizontal lines, stylish decorative post caps, and a range of rich colors that fade over time but maintain an attractive curb appeal. This combination brings a clean, contemporary look that enhances curb appeal and elevates the style of any property.

Yes. Trex Horizons is crafted from 95% recycled wood and plastic. This makes it an environmentally friendly fence solution that delivers impressive strength, long-term durability, and a clean, modern look without compromising on style or performance.

Horizons frames are made from high-strength, powder-coated steel, designed to provide exceptional durability and long-lasting performance. The powder coating protects it from rust, corrosion, and fading, even in harsh weather. This combination of strength and protection ensures your fence stays sturdy and attractive for years with minimal maintenance.

Yes. Trex Rail Fence delivers long-term strength, classic style, and dependable performance without the hassle of constant upkeep. No painting, staining, or sealing is required. It provides a sleek, low-maintenance fence that holds up over time.

Trex Rail Fence features thick composite posts and reinforced rails that add strength, stability, and support. A secure rail-to-post connection helps the entire system resist sagging, shifting, and wear caused by years of weather exposure.

Trex rail fencing is ideal for decorative boundaries, front yards, garden enclosures, pet areas, and poolside applications. It adds curb appeal while offering strength, airflow, and visibility, making it a wise choice for residential and light commercial properties.

Yes. Trex Rail Fence is made from durable composite material that resists cracking, warping, rotting, and insect damage. It stands up to challenging weather and keeps its strength, shape, and attractive appearance through years of use with minimal upkeep.

Yes, depending on your design goals and needs, Trex rail fencing can be configured with 2, 3, or 4 rails. This flexibility lets you achieve the look and level of openness or containment that works best for your property.

Trex boards last at least 25 years and are backed by a 25-year residential warranty. The longevity behind Trex is thanks to the innovative blend of recycled wood and plastic composite (WPC), which naturally resists all of the issues that cause wood fences to decay, warp, and splinter.

Trex privacy fencing is extremely effective because its composite design eliminates any gaps between pickets. Even the best installed wood fences need some spacing between boards to allow the wood to contract and expand. With Trex privacy fences, you don't have to worry about even the smallest gaps showing. You get a complete privacy barrier around your yard that is sleek, stylish, and complements your property.

Trex Seclusions is a vertical, fully composite privacy fence with vertical pickets, while Trex Horizons is a horizontal fence with composite posts and a black galvanized steel frame. They both offer exceptional performance in all weather conditions, and the main difference lies in their board orientation and framework. If you prefer the full composite look and classic board-on-on-bard style, then Seclusions may be your ideal fence.

Yes, all Trex fences have a 25-year residential warranty to protect them against material defects or damage. Trex stands by its quality and fences. Contractors who carry our fences find these warranties a strong selling point for their composite fences, which gives customers peace of mind.

Yes, we offer various color options to help you customize your Trex Seclusions fence and complement your property's architecture. From rich browns to refreshing gray hues, Trex Seclusions colors offer vibrant pigments that don't peel or chalk over time.

Both styles offer complete privacy and durability, so the choice often comes down to aesthetics. Vertical fences have a classic, timeless appeal, while horizontal fences like Trex Solitudes offer a more modern look and can make your yard feel wider. It's all about what fits your home's style and how you want your space to feel.

Trex Solitudes fences are built to last at least 25 years, though some can last 30 years or more in the right conditions. All composite fences last longer than wood, and many outperform vinyl fences over time due to their unique material composition.

Trex Solitudes and Trex Horizons are both horizontal composite privacy fences, but Trex Horizons has a black framework made from galvanized steel. Trex Solitudes is a completely composite fence, but it does feature a reinforced aluminum bottom rail.

Yes, Trex Solitudes is great for surrounding pools and creating safe, code-compliant backyards. Our fences have standard and customizable heights that can provide the appropriate level of protection for your pool. A local Trex contractor can also modify your Trex fence to ensure it meets requirements for pool safety, such as self-closing and self-latching gates and panel height.

The Trex Solitudes fence does not require painting or sealing, and maintenance is limited to rinsing with soap and water. Your fence will naturally lighten over time to its intended shade; afterward, you will never have to touch it up or worry about losing color. Trex Solitudes fences are considered extremely low-maintenance and don't have the risk of yellowing or chalking like some vinyl fences.

Depending on your local zoning laws and property type, you may need a permit to install a Trex walk gate. Always check with your municipality or work with a Trex fence contractor who is familiar with your area's privacy composite fencing regulations.

Yes, you can add a Trex gate to a different fence, but it's best to consult with a composite fence distributor to ensure the materials are compatible. Trex gates are designed for durability and appearance, and they pair best with Trex Seclusions fencing or Trex Horizons fencing.

Trex residential gates are built with low-maintenance fencing materials and can last decades. They resist rot, warping, and insect damage far better than traditional wood, making them ideal for long-term use.

The main difference between a single and double walk gate is the width. A single walk gate uses one panel, while a double gate includes two open panels from the center. Double gates are useful for wider access needs like lawn equipment or bikes.

Yes, Trex gates are made to match Trex fence panels in both style and color. Whether you're installing Trex Seclusions fencing or a horizontal design, the gates align seamlessly for a consistent, professional look.

Yes. Trex drive gates come in rich colors designed to stay vibrant over time. The pigment is locked into the composite material to help prevent sun damage and discoloration. Over the first few months, your Trex gate will fade with UV exposure, creating a beautiful, natural color lasting for years.

Yes. Trex residential drive gates are built to handle a wide range of climates. The reinforced framing and composite materials resist warping, cracking, and moisture damage caused by sun exposure, heavy rain, high humidity, and shifting temperatures.

Absolutely. Trex drive gates are built with durable composite materials and reinforced rails that keep each panel aligned, stable, and secure. Their solid design adds strength and protection while maintaining a clean, finished look that complements your fence.

Trex drive gates have full-privacy panel options that use interlocking pickets to form a seamless, gap-free surface. This design blocks sightlines, enhances privacy, and creates a clean, modern look that matches your fence perfectly.

Trex drive gates are built for long-term performance. The composite material resists rotting, warping, and insect damage, while reinforced rails and interlocking pickets provide strength, stability, and structural integrity that lasts for decades.

Yes, Trex fence materials are available for DIY installations, and your team can take on the job with the right tools and experience. As a Trex distributor, we also connect businesses with certified Trex contractors with the materials in stock and trained crews ready to handle even the most complex gate installs.

Trex commercial gates are a wise long-term investment. They require virtually no upkeep, resist weathering, and won’t rot, warp, or crack like wood or metal. Trex offers strong value over time for property managers looking for low-maintenance fencing materials.

Trex commercial gates are ideal for retail centers, apartment complexes, HOAs, schools, and government facilities. Anywhere privacy, durability, and a clean, modern look are important, Trex fencing for contractors is a reliable solution.

Yes. Trex fence panels and gates are built from the same composite materials, matching color, style, and texture. Whether you choose Trex Seclusions fencing or Trex Horizons fencing, the gate will integrate seamlessly with the rest of the layout.

Yes, as a Trex fencing wholesaler, Trex Fencing SRF supplies gates and complete systems in commercial quantities. We’re a trusted source for bulk Trex fencing and large-scale orders across the U.S.