text: Composite decking typically dries much faster than a traditional lumber deck because water has a hard time adhering to and absorbing into it. Composite decks are also manufactured so precisely that they are less likely to have indentations or other imperfections where water may pool up and be slow to dry.
  DuraLife decking is made of a unique polypropylene and hardwood formula that outperforms other composite and PVC decking. Known as the CoolTrac™ advantage, it’s 136% more slip resistant than competitors when wet and 56% more slip resistant than competitors when dry. This is one reason why many contractors now believe that composite decking is the best type of decking for cold climates.
  Another attribute that helps composite decking maintain a high-quality appearance year after year is its built-in resistance to mold and mildew. When natural pollutants like pollen, dirt, and debris remain on outdoor surfaces (trapping moisture beneath), there’s the potential for mold growth.
  Because very little adheres to composite decking, most dirt and debris can be easily swept away by the wind. Occasionally washing with warm soapy water and a soft bristled brush will quickly remove any remnants of previous seasons, too.