The deck that
belongs with
your stucco home.
A deck attached to a stucco home requires precise ledger board integration with the stucco and moisture barrier system. Most deck contractors get this wrong — the ledger becomes a water infiltration point within two Utah winters. Dallas is a 40-year stucco master who builds decks. He integrates the ledger correctly every time.
Utah's climate
demands composite.
Wood decks in Utah last 8 to 12 years before they require significant maintenance or replacement. Trex composite lasts 25 to 30 years with virtually zero maintenance. In Utah's freeze-thaw climate the difference is dramatic — wood swells, splits, and rots. Trex doesn't.
- ◆No sealing, staining, or painting — ever. Trex requires only an occasional wash with soap and water.
- ◆No splinters — important for Utah families with children. Smooth surface stays smooth.
- ◆Freeze-thaw resistant — does not absorb water that freezes and splits the board. Utah's 40-60 freeze-thaw cycles per year destroy wood. Trex is unaffected.
- ◆25-year fade and stain warranty — Trex warranties the color for 25 years. The color you choose today is the color you have in 2050.
- ◆Made from recycled materials — 95% recycled wood and plastic film. Trex keeps 400 million pounds of material out of landfills every year.
Three collections.
Every budget.
Trex offers three composite decking collections ranging from entry-level performance to premium aesthetics with enhanced grain patterns and fade protection. Dallas helps you choose the right collection for your home and budget.
- ◆Trex Enhance — entry level composite. Solid colors. Best value. 25-year warranty. Good choice for budget-focused projects.
- ◆Trex Select — mid-range. Variegated wood-grain appearance. Enhanced scratch resistance. 25-year warranty. Most popular seller.
- ◆Trex Transcend — premium. Deep realistic wood grain. Capped on all four sides for maximum protection. 25-year comprehensive warranty. Best for high-visibility decks.
- ◆Trex Signature Railing — aluminum railing system in black, white, or bronze. Matches any Trex decking collection. Low maintenance.
- ◆Hidden fasteners — no visible screws on the deck surface. Clean, professional appearance. Dallas uses hidden fastener systems on all Trex installations.
Dallas brings Trex color samples to your consultation. Screen colors are approximate — see real samples in your home's light before deciding.
Every size.
Every layout.
Dallas builds custom decks designed specifically for your home, your yard, and your lifestyle. Every deck is engineered for Utah's climate — proper drainage, freeze-thaw resistant connections, and correct ledger integration with your stucco system.
Single Level Deck
The most common configuration. One level platform attached to the home. Ideal for indoor-outdoor entertaining. Available in any size from a small patio replacement to a large entertainment deck.
Multi-Level Deck
Two or more levels following the grade of your yard. Creates distinct outdoor spaces — dining, lounging, hot tub area. Popular on sloped Utah lots where a single level would require extensive elevation.
Wraparound Deck
Wraps around two or more sides of the home. Maximizes outdoor living space and allows access from multiple interior rooms. Requires careful stucco integration at every ledger transition point.
Freestanding Deck
Not attached to the home — supported entirely by its own post system. Eliminates the ledger integration issue entirely. Good option when the home's structural or moisture situation makes attachment complex.
Covered Deck with Pergola
Deck with attached pergola or full roof cover. Extends the usable season significantly in Utah. Integrated lighting and ceiling fans available. Popular addition to outdoor kitchen projects.
Deck with Outdoor Kitchen
Complete outdoor living space — Trex deck plus stucco surround outdoor kitchen. Built-in grill, stone counters, pergola. Dallas builds both under one contract with matching stucco finishes.
Outdoor Kitchens →The detail that
protects your home.
Where your deck meets your stucco home is the most critical detail in the entire project. Get it wrong and you have a water infiltration point that destroys your wall system from the inside. Dallas gets it right every time — because he knows exactly what is behind that stucco wall.
A typical deck contractor bolts the ledger through the stucco without understanding the moisture barrier system behind it. Each bolt is a potential water entry point. Without correct flashing at the ledger and correct sealant at every penetration — water enters the wall every time it rains. Dallas has repaired dozens of these failures. He never creates them.
Deck building
answered.
The questions Utah homeowners ask before building a Trex deck on a stucco home.
Built right.
Integrated right.
Warranted.
Trex composite. Correct stucco ledger integration. Custom design. Dallas on every job personally.