Cost Guide · Updated March 2026

TimberTech / AZEK Deck Cost in 2026

TimberTech makes composite decking. AZEK is their 100% PVC line — no wood fiber, higher moisture resistance, premium pricing. Here's what each tier actually costs installed.

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TimberTech & AZEK Pricing by Product Line

ProductTypeMaterial OnlyInstalled (NE)Key Feature
TimberTech EDGE Prime+Composite$5.50–$8.50/sqft$40–$62/sqftEntry composite. Solid color options.
TimberTech PRO LegacyComposite$7–$11/sqft$48–$72/sqftWood-grain texture. Better fade resistance.
TimberTech PRO ReserveComposite$8–$13/sqft$52–$80/sqftPremium composite. Wide planks available.
AZEK Landmark CollectionPVC$10–$18/sqft$58–$90/sqftNo wood fiber. Best in wet climates.
AZEK Vintage CollectionPVC$11–$19/sqft$62–$95/sqftPremium PVC. Most design options.

Installed (NE) = Northeast market. Southeast -15%, Midwest -10%. Includes decking, framing, basic railing, one stair set, labor. Excludes demo and permits.

AZEK vs. Trex: When Does the Premium Matter?

Coastal / high humidityAZEK worth itPVC resists salt air and moisture absorption better than composite.
Heavy freeze-thaw (MN, ME, VT, NH)AZEK worth itNo wood fiber = no expansion/contraction from moisture cycling.
Standard suburban NortheastEither worksTrex Transcend performs well in most Northeast conditions at lower cost.
Hot dry climates (TX, AZ)Trex fineMoisture resistance less critical. Trex Transcend or TimberTech PRO both good choices.

Watch for: "AZEK" vs. "TimberTech" vs. "TimberTech AZEK"

All are owned by the same parent company but they are different products. A bid saying "TimberTech composite" is not the same as "AZEK PVC." The price difference on 400 sqft is $3,000–$5,000. Always require the specific product line name — EDGE, PRO Legacy, PRO Reserve, AZEK Landmark, or AZEK Vintage — in writing before signing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a TimberTech or AZEK deck cost?+
TimberTech EDGE (composite entry tier) installs for $40–$62/sqft in most markets. TimberTech PRO runs $48–$80/sqft. AZEK PVC (Landmark or Vintage) runs $58–$95/sqft. On a 400 sqft deck, AZEK PVC is typically $3,000–$6,000 more expensive than Trex Transcend at equivalent quality.
What is the difference between TimberTech composite and AZEK PVC?+
TimberTech composite (EDGE, PRO lines) contains wood fiber mixed with plastic — same general category as Trex. AZEK is 100% PVC with no wood fiber, making it more moisture-resistant and dimensionally stable. AZEK costs more but is the better choice in very wet climates or areas with heavy snow and freeze-thaw cycles.
Is AZEK worth the premium over Trex?+
AZEK PVC is worth considering if you are in a high-moisture environment (coastal, heavy rainfall, standing water risk) or a region with severe freeze-thaw cycles. The no-wood-fiber construction genuinely reduces swelling and splitting. In most suburban residential installs, Trex Transcend performs comparably at slightly lower cost. The aesthetic difference at equivalent tiers is minimal.

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