I would choose correct deck over trex anyday, however I would choose Premier/Timber Tech/Boardwalk over correct deck. Premier has anti-fungal & mildicides in the plastic so it does not have mold/mildew issues that some of the others have. The new Boardwalk has a class 1 fire rating if that's a concern. Your carpenter should have no problems connecting the composites with screws, but in some cases he may have to use a pilot hole to prevent splitting.

Al

I see on their website that CorrectDeck now offers an anti-fungal treated board to reduce mold and mildew.

If you live in a high moisture area I would definately not recommend CorrectDeck, although now they carry an anti-fungal board, and I cannot comment on that. I believe I should have been advised by the manufaturer or contractor that my deck might be suseptible to mold. Unfortunatly, I was not and now I am stuck with this deck, I should look into a legal action against them, I'm so furstrated that I invested all of this money for a less maintenance deck and got a deck that I have to continuously clean with bleach/water solution (the only product I found to kill the mold) and then within a week or two the mold starts reapparing, it looks horrible.

I would not recommend correctdeck decking - the mold problem is terrible and I am not satisfied with the companies response. The CS person immediately questioned the installation on the deck - I have pictures - the deck looked perfect when first installed. It is all speced properly, there is hardly a tree around to drop leaves, it sits in the sun for 10-12 hours a day and the mold just grows and grows...

I did what they recommended - used a mild cleaner and power washed it - within a week you could see the black spots returning and now they are even worse than before! It does look HORRIBLE. It might be worth exploring a class action suit!