Trex Company, the world’s number one decking and railing brand, and leader in high-performance, low-maintenance outdoor living products, celebrated its elite deck builder partners for their creativity and workmanship at its recent TrexPro® Summit Awards.
Hosted on December 14 in New Orleans, the awards program honored five elite Trex contractors from across the country for their innovative use of Trex decking in a variety of outdoor living spaces.
“The TrexPro Summit Awards recognize the best of the best in our field and provide us the opportunity to showcase some truly distinctive desk designs,” said Butch Palaza, director of global contractor development for Trex Company.
“When it comes to creating the ultimate outdoor space, TrexPro Platinum builders bring invaluable insight and skill to both the design and the installation.”
Five TrexPro Platinum contractors earned TrexPro Summit Awards in the following categories:
Best Dock/Marina
- Legendary Builders, Slatingon, Pa.
Most Creative Project
- Amazing Decks, Ambler, Pa. and Flemington, N.J.
Best Overall Project
- DeckSouth, Marietta, Ga.
Stellar Service
- Rock Solid Builders, McHenry, Ill.
- Pro-Built Construction, Inc., Highland, Md.
With its nationwide network of independent contractors, the TrexPro platform serves as a resource for both homeowners and building professionals. TrexPro contractors are pre-screened and hand-selected professionals throughout the United States and Canada that have completed installation and product training on all Trex products.
A TrexPro adheres to the brand’s industry-leading installation requirements and program guidelines. In turn, Trex reciprocates with valuable benefits, such as lead generation and brand-building tools, designed to help grow their business.
“TrexPro deck builders are the backbone of our business,” said Jim Cline, president and CEO of Trex. “When you hire a TrexPro, you know you will be working with a deck building expert with extensive knowledge of and experience working with Trex products.”
For more information about the TrexPro program, visit Trex.com.