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<blockquote>Curt Audin wrote:

Hillary:&nbsp; I agree with Ron.&nbsp; At Frey Gulch our wooden decks were starting to show peeling, cupping and splintering after only five years of use.&nbsp; We compared the long term costs of rebuilding with wood and subsequent painting versus composite decking.&nbsp; We started with replacing two of our decks and this past summer completed the remaining decks.&nbsp; In my travels around the area I noted a number of places, restaurant, bridges, and decks on high end homes.&nbsp; Composite was the way to go.&nbsp; The issue of being hot is unavoidable but you could put indoor/outdoor throw rugs down or people can just wear sandals.&nbsp; Regarding the winter issues, I frequently went out on my deck during the winter and never encountered the issues you presented.&nbsp; I would go with quality and pay the extra.&nbsp; Trex is the product suited for our climate.&nbsp; Just find a good deck person to install and make sure they picture frame the deck.
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