Composite Deck Installation in Fernandina Beach, FL

Composite boards can be face-screwed or secured with hidden clip fasteners, and we use hidden clips on grooved boards for most Fernandina Beach projects. Hidden clips fit into the side groove of each board, attach to the joist below, and automatically set a consistent gap that allows the material to expand and contract in Florida's heat.

Composite decking requires a solid, level wood frame with properly spaced joists as its foundation. Here in Fernandina Beach, we also apply joist protection tape over the framing to keep moisture from breaking down the substructure beneath your deck over time.

Composite decking costs more upfront than pressure-treated wood, and it can get warm underfoot in direct Florida sun. That said, it eliminates the ongoing maintenance that wood demands in a coastal area like Amelia Island, which makes it a practical choice for most homeowners over the long run.

Yes, composite decking is well-suited to Fernandina Beach's salt air, humidity, and UV exposure. It resists the rot and insect damage that shortens the life of untreated wood in Nassau County's coastal environment.

Yes, Superior Custom Builders serves homeowners across Amelia Island, Yulee, Callahan, Jacksonville, Jax Beach, Ponte Vedra, Hilliard, Bryceville, Clay County, and St. Johns County. Contact us to talk through your project location.

Yes, reach out to Superior Custom Builders to discuss your composite deck project in Fernandina Beach or anywhere across our service area. We will walk through your space, your goals, and what the installation involves before any work begins.