TREX Enhance Defective Batch 2023-2024
Many other people and I are having difficulties getting the TREX Corporation to honor its warranty regarding its composite deck boards. In 2023, I hired a reputable local deck-building company to replace my old pressure-treated lumber with TREX Enhance decking. Upon arrival, many of the boards were warped and had to be returned. Since 2023, my TREX boards have continually warped, suffered severe cupping, and turned soft in many spots. A simple Google search reveals that this is a known issue with a specific batch of TREX Enhance products manufactured between 2023 and 2024. There are numerous Better Business Bureau (BBB) and consumer complaints reporting this exact issue. However, TREX refuses to acknowledge the defect or honor its warranty. Currently, the law firm Migliaccio & Rathod LLP is gathering information for a class-action lawsuit. Furthermore, Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP has previously settled a similar claim against TREX. TREX simply does not care about its customers. They would rather lie and fabricate installation errors than be honest and fulfill their legal obligations under the TREX warranty agreement. Any help you can provide would greatly benefit the many individuals who paid a lot of money for what we thought was a premium product, and who now stand to lose thousands of dollars due to TREX's policies.
Update: After reading Trex's reply, I am sicken. It is the Trex customer service (case # 00810774) that flatly refused to honor the warranty based on a photo I sent them. No matter what information I provided, Trex customer kept stating the deck spacing is incorrect determined by the photo. 1. At installation, the contractors insisted I use Trex fasteners which ensure proper spacing. 2. If the spacing is wrong, it is because each board is cupped. Trex simply refuses to honor their warranty.
September 12, 2026
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