Decks PVC

PVC Decking: Durable, Resilient, and Ready for Anything

PVC, short for polyvinyl chloride, is the world’s third most widely produced synthetic plastic polymer. You likely already have PVC products in or around your home. Such as PVC-clad windows, trim, or lattice work. Thanks to its chemical makeup, PVC is an incredibly durable material. Offering exceptional resistance to moisture, insects, dents, and even flames. Making it an ideal choice for decking and porch projects.

1. Moisture Resistance: PVC decking is free of organic content, which means there’s nothing to foster mold growth. A significant advantage in damp environments like lake sides, marinas, or beachfront properties. This moisture resistance is a key reason homeowners and contractors prefer PVC decking for waterside applications.
2. Insect Resistance: Without organic material, PVC decking doesn’t attract insects. So you can enjoy your outdoor space without worrying about pests causing damage.
3. Durability and Dent Resistance: PVC decking stands up to heavy foot traffic and resists dents, making it perfect for high-traffic areas. Whether wet or dry, it offers excellent slip resistance. Plus, the lightweight nature of PVC boards makes them easier to carry and install. A boon for both contractors and DIY enthusiasts.
4. Flame Resistance: PVC decking’s flame resistance is an essential feature, especially in areas where wildfires are a concern, such as Wild land Urban Interface (WUI) zones. If you live in such an area, ensure that your chosen decking is WUI-approved and meets all relevant building codes for flame spread and wildfire exposure.
5. Low Maintenance: Like capped composites, PVC decking requires minimal upkeep – no need for repainting, re-staining, or refinishing. Typically, an annual wash with mild detergent and water is enough to keep your deck looking great. Always consult the care and maintenance guide before using any cleaners or chemicals on your PVC decking to ensure it remains in top condition.

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