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TimberTech Authorized Dealer

TimberTech decks, from composite to full PVC.

As an authorized TimberTech dealer we build the full lineup — PRO and EDGE capped composite, and AZEK, the fully synthetic PVC board that goes where wood-based composites shouldn't.

Covered composite deck built by Haka Decks, an authorized TimberTech dealer serving the Denver metro

Two materials, one brand

Composite when it fits. PVC when it matters.

PRO and EDGEare TimberTech's capped composites — wood-polymer boards with some of the most convincing grain and color work in the industry, backed by 30-year fade-and-stain warranties. They compete directly with the Trex and Deckorators lines we also install, and on pure looks they win some head-to-heads at the sample table.

AZEKis the different animal: fully synthetic PVC with no wood content anywhere in the board. Nothing to absorb moisture, nothing to feed mold, and the lightest weight-per-foot of anything we install — which is why it's our spec for rooftop decks, full-sun walk-outs, and premium builds where total moisture immunity is worth the step up. It carries a lifetime limited structural warranty and 50-year fade-and-stain coverage, the longest paper in the industry.

Where each line actually wins — and where a competitor beats it — is covered honestly in our installer's brand comparison and the warranty guide.

Built for here

The same engineering under every brand.

Whatever board goes on top, the structure underneath is what decides how the deck handles Colorado: engineered framing sized for snow load, footings below the frost line, gapping and fastening set to the manufacturer's spec for our temperature swings, and ledger flashing detailed for freeze-thaw. That's how the 30-year-to-lifetime paper stays enforceable — and it's all covered by our own written guarantee regardless of brand.

Run your numbers in the cost calculator, see finished work in the portfolio, or read how we build on the composite decks page.

TimberTech questions, answered straight.

What's the difference between TimberTech composite and AZEK?

TimberTech PRO and EDGE are capped wood-polymer composites — excellent boards with 30-year fade-and-stain warranties. AZEK is TimberTech's fully synthetic PVC line: no wood content at all, a lifetime limited structural warranty, 50-year fade-and-stain coverage, and the lightest, most moisture-immune board in their lineup. AZEK costs more; for rooftop decks, full-sun walk-outs, and anywhere moisture or weight matters, it earns it.

When do you recommend TimberTech over other brands?

When its lineup fits the project. TimberTech's color and grain collections are genuinely distinctive — some of the most convincing wood looks in the industry — and AZEK is one of the strongest PVC boards made, which matters for premium builds where total moisture immunity is worth paying for. We install Trex and Deckorators too, and we'll tell you honestly which fits your yard; the sample box comes to every consultation.

What warranty comes with a TimberTech deck?

PRO and EDGE composite lines carry 30-year limited structural and fade-and-stain warranties; AZEK PVC carries a lifetime limited structural warranty with 50-year fade-and-stain coverage. TimberTech's labor coverage runs 5 to 25 years depending on the installing contractor's program tier. On top of all of it sits our own 2-year written workmanship warranty — and we run any claim for you end to end.

How much does a TimberTech deck cost installed in Denver?

PRO and EDGE composite builds land in the same $40–$70 per square foot installed range as the other capped composites we build. AZEK PVC runs above that, typically $50–$85 per square foot installed — a typical 300–400 square foot AZEK deck lands roughly $20,000–$34,000 with stairs, railing, and permits. Every estimate is itemized so you can see exactly what the board is worth.

Ready to Talk About Your Deck?

Tell us what you're thinking — even if it's just a rough idea. We'll come take a look, talk through options, and give you an honest estimate. No pressure, no sales pitch.