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Where to Buy Trex^® Composite Fencing in California

Trex composite fencing is available throughout California, from the coast to inland valleys and mountain communities. Homeowners and contractors across the state trust Trex Fencing in California for its durability and premium design that stands up to sun-soaked summers, coastal moisture and salt air, and dry inland conditions. Trex fences are made with up to 95% recycled materials, making Trex an eco-friendly, low-maintenance alternative to wood that resists warping, rotting, and splintering even in challenging California climates.

The Benefits of Trex in California

Built for strong winds and decades of sun exposure
Color-locked technology to preserve appearance
Decades of strong, low-maintenance fencing

Where to Buy Trex Fencing in California

Trex Fencing SRF is the authorized distributor and support network for Trex fencing in California.

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Why Trex Fencing Is Ideal for California Properties

Trex fencing offers extreme durability and versatility for California's climate. From coastal humidity to dry inland heat, Trex composite fencing is built to last decades without damage. Trex fences also align with California's environmental initiatives; each fence is made from 95% recycled wood and plastic composite, keeping waste out of landfills and delivering strength and beauty that lasts for years.

Recycled Wood

Sustainability starts with smart material choices, and we're committed to being the sustainable composite fence choice for California. Trex composite fencing is made with recycled wood that would otherwise end up in landfills. This reclaimed sawdust is transformed into high-performance composite materials that combine the warmth of natural wood with long-lasting durability and low maintenance.

Recycled Plastic

Each Trex fence blends recycled wood with plastic sourced from everyday materials like grocery bags, newspaper sleeves, and dry-cleaner packaging. The result is a durable, eco-friendly fencing solution that keeps waste out of California's environment. In fact, the average 100-linear-foot Trex composite fence contains the equivalent of 140,000 recycled plastic bags, giving new life to materials that would otherwise contribute to pollution.

Eco-Friendly Manufacturing

Trex leads the way in sustainable production with a proprietary, eco-friendly manufacturing process that eliminates smoke stacks and recycles factory runoff and refuse back into the line. Even the trailers that transport Trex products run on vegetable-based hydraulic oil. It's all part of a cleaner, smarter approach to manufacturing that aligns perfectly with California's environmental standards and green building goals.

The Big Picture

Trex works in partnership with the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) to help redefine how buildings and communities in California and across the U.S. are designed, built and operated. By manufacturing composite fencing and outdoor living systems from up to 95% recycled materials, Trex supports California's goals for sustainable materials and reduced embodied-carbon construction.

The result: homeowners and contractors in California can build beautiful, durable fences, while contributing to greener building practices in accordance with state-level standards.

Built to Last

Trex fences are engineered to resist rot, decay, and sun damage, making them ideal for a wide range of climates across California. With no need for paint or stain, they stay beautiful with minimal upkeep and offer decades of dependable performance.

Sustainable Design

Each 100-square-foot Trex fence contains up to 140,000 recycled plastic bags. Choosing Trex supports California's sustainability goals and helps homeowners and contractors create beautiful, eco-friendly fencing solutions that align with green building standards.

Easy Installation

Trex's interlocking picket system and specialized hardware make installation smooth and efficient. Whether you're a professional installer or a homeowner, Trex composite fencing is designed for quick, reliable assembly across California properties.

Trex Fencing FAQs for California Residents

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What warranty does Trex Fencing offer in California?

Trex composite fencing comes with a 25-year residential limited warranty covering defects such as cracking, rotting, and insect damage. California homeowners can rely on long-term durability, even in harsh coastal or inland climates. Proper installation and care ensure full protection under Trex's warranty.

Can Trex fencing handle California's heat, sun, and coastal salt air?

Yes, Trex fencing is engineered to withstand UV exposure, salt air, and dry inland heat without warping or fading. For coastal areas, stainless or specialized fasteners are recommended for the best results.

Does Trex fencing fade under California's strong sunlight?

Trex fencing naturally lightens slightly during the first few months as it adjusts to UV exposure. After that, the color stabilizes and retains its rich, matte finish. Regular cleaning helps maintain its appearance year-round.

What maintenance does Trex fencing require in California?

Trex fencing is virtually maintenance-free, with no painting or staining required. Homeowners should simply wash panels with mild soap and water once or twice a year to remove dust, salt, or debris. This makes it ideal for busy California lifestyles.

Is Trex fencing HOA-friendly in California communities?

Yes, its premium look, privacy options, and variety of colors meet many California HOA design standards, but you should always confirm specific height, color, or design restrictions with your local association before installation.

How does Trex fencing compare to wood in California's environment?

Trex fencing resists rot, termites, and sun damage better than traditional wood, especially in hot or coastal regions. While it costs more upfront, it saves on long-term maintenance and replacement. This makes it a smart investment for California homeowners and contractors.