
Trex vs. Cedar Fencing: Which Is Best for Utah Yards?
Comparing Trex composite and cedar fencing for Utah homeowners — cost, maintenance, durability, and which material wins in our unique climate.

Deck material costs vary significantly: Trex composite ($15-25/sq ft), western red cedar ($8-15/sq ft), pressure-treated lumber ($5-10/sq ft).
Utah deck builders typically charge $50-100/hour. A 400 sq ft deck takes 40-60 labor hours, so budget $2000-6000 for labor alone.
A 400 sq ft composite deck in Utah typically costs $8,000-15,000 installed. Cedar decks run $6,000-12,000.
Choose simpler designs, smaller footprints, or composite materials that won't need resealing every few years.
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