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Premium Decking Supply

Premium Decking Supply leads the industry in high-quality decking materials, railings, lighting, and outdoor living essentials, serving homeowners, contractors, and builders across Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin since 2013, with two showrooms in Plainfield and Spring Grove offering the largest deck display in the Midwest and an unmatched opportunity to see, touch, and learn about top products from brands like Trex, TimberTech, Fiberon, and more, while simplifying the decking process with expert advice, premium materials, and exceptional customer service for both DIYers and professionals.

Trex Select New Colors Coming in 2025

New Trex Select colors 2025 - Malted Barley, Millstone, and Whiskey Barrel for a modern, durable, heat-mitigating, and WUI-compliant composite deck.
Trex is expanding its Select collection with three new colors - Malted Barley, Millstone, and Whiskey Barrel - set to launch in 2025. These additions will enhance design versatility while maintaining the durability, low maintenance, and timeless appeal Trex Select is known for. Stay ahead of the trend with these upcoming shades!

Which Saw Blade Is Used For Composite Decking?

Which saw blade is used for composite decking - ideal cuts for Trex and other composites.
If you're planning to work with composite materials like Trex, you're probably wondering, which saw blade is used for composite decking? Choosing the right blade is essential for clean cuts and preserving the material’s finish. In this guide, we'll cover everything from how to cut composite decking to what jigsaw blade for Trex decking and what multi-tool blade for Trex decking works best, along with essential tips for smooth, efficient cutting.

How To Prevent Deck Posts From Sliding Downhill

How to prevent deck posts from sliding downhill using proper support and drainage on a sloped landscape.
If you’ve noticed your deck shifting or sloping, particularly on a hillside, you're likely facing the common problem of deck posts sliding downhill. This issue can stem from erosion, improper installation, or the natural movement of soil over time. In this guide, we’ll walk through the essential steps to prevent deck posts from sliding downhill, ensuring your deck remains safe and stable.

TimberTech/AZEK Exteriors Contractor Lunch

Join us for the TimberTech/AZEK Contractor Lunch in Spring Grove (Dec 4) & Plainfield (Dec 11)! Meet experts, preview 2025, & enjoy a free lunch!
Are you a contractor, builder, or deck enthusiast? Imagine this: you’re learning about the latest innovations in TimberTech decking and exteriors, chatting with top industry reps, earning rewards, and enjoying a free lunch - all in one afternoon! Sounds like a win? Then the TimberTech/AZEK Exteriors Contractor Lunch is where you need to be!