Snavely Forest Products will now sell Trex railing exclusively through its nationwide distribution network, including expanded reach with Trex in the Colorado market.
“It is a very exciting time to be affiliated with Trex,” Clark Spitzer, president of Snavely Forest Products, said. “Not only do they engineer the industry’s top-selling composite decking, but they now have a comprehensive railing portfolio with quality options for every backyard and budget. This allows us to streamline our railing suppliers down to one which makes things a lot easier for us, our sales team, and our customers.”
Trex said in preparation for 2025 it is rolling out an expanded railing lineup designed to mirror its decking portfolio with styles and materials for every project and price point. The new additions include steel, aluminum, and cable and glass systems along with enhancements to the Select composite railing system.
“Our expanded railing offerings proved to be compelling to the team at Snavely, specifically the new Trex Select T-Rail system, which offers a vinyl railing alternative with the enhanced benefit of composite,” Bret Martz, vice president of North American professional sales for Trex.” Combined with the new competitively priced railing systems that have been added to the Trex line, our channel partners can now compete aggressively in each major railing category by making the improved aesthetics and performance of Trex available to a wider range of homeowners.”
Snavely serves independent dealers and home centers through branch locations in Dallas, Houston, and Gonzales, Texas; Denver; Oklahoma City; Pittsburgh; Liberty, North Carolina; and Westminster, Maryland. Snavely has added Colorado to its list of Trex service areas rounding out a companywide footprint with the brand.
“Colorado is one of the most active areas of the country right now for building and remodeling,” Martz said. “Expanding our alliance with a known and highly respected distribution partner like Snavely will enable us to serve our channel partners across the region more efficiently and support anticipated demand driven by continued consumer interest in outdoor living.”
