Composite decking by Buccaneers Dock Builders resists sun and water damage, it maintains its color and beauty for years. You do not need to paint, stain or seal it – often burdensome yearly projects with traditional wood decks. And, because it resists weathering and warping, you won't need to replace rotting, uneven or insect-damaged boards. Caring for composite decking is easy and will keep it looking new year after year. Composite decking can even save you money over the life of your deck.

Composite decking planks are made with high-quality raw materials blended with UV-inhibiting pigments to produce products consistent in color. Because of the quality of material used  buy Buccanner Dock Builders, most  of  our compsite products fade less than ther decking marterials.    

The effect that heat has on composite products is similar to the effect it has on a wood deck. We use suppliers who have developed colors with highly reflective, inorganic pigments that minimize heat build-up. Some competitors use organic pigment due to the cost of the reflective, inorganic pigments.

Unlike traditional wood decks, composite decks are splinter-free. Our composite materials meets or exceeds all Americans with Disabilities Act standards for slip-resistant walking surfaces. At home, you can relax and kick your shoes off. At your business, you'll feel better about doing more to keep your customers safe.

And because Buccanner Dock Builders composite surfaces resists water damage, it's ideal for pools decks and boat docks. 

Durability 

Traditional wood decks can be beautiful – but not for long. Wet springs, blistering summers and salt water winters quickly take their toll, leaving your wood deck faded, splintered and warped. Our composite decking is made from a patented process that results in superior, consistent, low-maintenance decking material. We're so confident of its durability may of our composite materials are backed with a Limited 25-Year Residential Warranty. Your deck will look like new for years, resisting weathering and warping

Composite decks not only add value to your lifestyle, they add value to your home. Composite deck – or use it to replace a wood deck – you'll recoup much of your investment when you sell your home. Remodeling Magazine's 2007 Cost vs. Value Report estimates a national average of nearly 80% return on investment for deck additions*. In some areas, the return is close to 100%.