Mile Long Trex Deck- a Florida Record!

Deckmasters of Florida built the longest Trex deck in Florida history—over one mile long—through the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum on the Seminole Reservation.
At a cost exceeding $1.5 million, this massive project utilized Trex composite decking with CAMO hidden fasteners to ensure durability, beauty, and a seamless finish.

The build took more than six months to complete, requiring precision engineering and logistics in the middle of Florida’s untamed environment. As our crews worked, black bears, alligators, snakes, and other wildlife were constant neighbors along the project path.

This landmark build not only set records in scale but also stands as one of the most unique and challenging deck projects ever completed in Florida.

Case Study: Longest Trex Deck in Florida History

Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum – Seminole Reservation

Project Overview

Deckmasters of Florida proudly built the longest Trex deck in Florida history, stretching over one mile in length through the historic Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum on the Seminole Reservation. This landmark project, valued at over $1.5 million, was a monumental undertaking that showcased our team’s expertise in large-scale outdoor construction.

Materials & Construction

Decking: Trex composite decking – selected for its durability, low maintenance, and timeless appearance
Fastening System: CAMO hidden fasteners – ensuring a seamless, elegant finish with no visible screws
Timeline: 6+ months from start to finish
Budget: Exceeding $1.5 million

Challenges on Site

The project’s remote, natural setting introduced unique challenges that set this build apart:

Wildlife such as black bears, alligators, and snakes frequently crossed paths with our crews
Strict environmental sensitivity due to the museum’s cultural and ecological significance
Long spans of boardwalk requiring precision logistics and engineering

Despite these challenges, our team executed the build safely, efficiently, and with uncompromising craftsmanship.

Why This Project Stands Out

Record-Breaking: Longest Trex deck ever built in Florida
High-Value: One of the most expensive Trex boardwalk projects in the stat
Complex Logistics: Remote location, difficult conditions, and wildlife hazard
Cultural Importance: Built in partnership with the Seminole Tribe, enhancing visitor access and experience at the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum