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Composite Deck Installer — Wasatch Front
Mineral composite and fiberglass-reinforced PVC built to hold up to Utah sun, snow, and freeze-thaw.
Starting at $18,000 · Typical range: $18k – $60k
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Overview
What you get with a Zbolt composite build
Composite decking is the most popular choice we install — for good reason. Modern boards resist fading, won't splinter, never need staining, and shrug off the freeze-thaw cycles that crack pressure-treated boards. Spend a Saturday in your hammock, not refinishing.
We install Deckorators as our #1 line (Venture, Summit, and Voyage) and Eva-Last (Apex Plus and Pioneer) on 5 to 10 projects a year. Deckorators offers mineral composite on their high-end Summit and Voyage lines — full-faced boards with premium traction. TimberTech, PVC, and Eva-Last Apex Plus are great options for various reasons — we'll walk you through the trade-offs at the consult.
With our preferred framing details, every composite deck we build uses CAMO hidden fasteners on field boards, picture-frame borders for clean edges, divider boards to avoid butt joints, and a fascia detail that ties it all together. The result is a deck that looks like furniture, not lumber.
The Upside
Why people choose this
- No staining, sanding, or sealing — ever
- 25–50 year manufacturer fade and stain warranty
- CAMO hidden fastener systems for a flush, splinter-free surface
- Mix multiple colors and border details at no extra cost
- Better cold-weather performance than wood
Trade-offs
What to know going in
- Higher upfront cost than pressure-treated (but lower lifetime cost)
- Dark colors get hot in direct sun — we'll recommend a lighter cap if your deck is south-facing
- Can't be sanded down or refinished if scratched (rare, but worth knowing)
Real Jobs
Recent composite builds
Composite — built by ZBolt Decks
Composite — built by ZBolt Decks
Composite — built by ZBolt Decks
FAQ
Composite questions, answered
Deckorators vs Eva-Last — which is better?
Both are excellent. Deckorators Summit is our most installed line because of its bang-for-buck value. Deckorators Voyage provides premium traction, the biggest color range, and multi-width options for the most custom deck. Eva-Last is a fiberglass-reinforced PVC that mimics the look of wood almost perfectly — a bit more scratch resistant than Voyage, but a little harder to keep clean. Both are amazing products and we proudly show samples of each!
Do composite decks get hot?
Darker colors do — like any deck. Lighter cap colors stay comfortable barefoot. PVC lines like Eva-Last Apex Plus also run noticeably cooler than mineral composite.
How long do composite decks last?
Deckorators Venture and Summit carry 25-year warranties. Voyage carries a 50-year warranty. Eva-Last Apex Plus carries 50 years. With our framing details, the deck will outlive that easily.
Service Area
We build composite across the Wasatch Front
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