TimberTech Decking in Aspen Park & Conifer, Colorado

High-altitude performance decking for Colorado’s highest mountain communities. Class A fire-rated composites engineered to handle extreme snow loads, intense UV, and WUI requirements at 8,200 feet.

8,200′

Aspen Park Elevation

78+

Years Serving Colorado

Class A

WUI Fire Rated

120+”

Annual Snowfall

Why Aspen Park Homeowners Choose TimberTech

Aspen Park sits at the crossroads of Colorado’s mountain corridor, where US-285 winds through some of the highest populated elevations along the Front Range. At 8,200 feet—nearly a mile and a half above sea level—this community and neighboring Conifer experience weather conditions that push building materials to their absolute limits. For homeowners who’ve chosen this spectacular but demanding environment, material selection isn’t about aesthetics alone; it’s about survival.

The numbers tell the story: Aspen Park receives over 120 inches of snowfall in an average year, with individual storms occasionally dumping two feet or more in a single event. Snow that falls in November may not fully melt until April or May, meaning decks spend nearly half the year buried under accumulated layers of ice and snow. Add to this the intense ultraviolet radiation at altitude—roughly 25-30% stronger than at sea level—and temperature swings that can span 60 degrees in a single spring day, and you understand why conventional wood decking simply cannot survive here.

TimberTech engineered their Advanced PVC and composite lines specifically for environments like Aspen Park. Their proprietary capping technology creates a completely sealed surface that prevents moisture penetration—critical when snow sits on your deck for months at a time. The polymer construction handles freeze-thaw cycles that would crack and splinter natural wood within seasons. And unlike wood that turns gray and deteriorates under intense mountain sun, TimberTech maintains its color and structural integrity through decades of Colorado’s harshest conditions.

Fire resistance adds another crucial dimension for Aspen Park homeowners. The dense lodgepole pine and spruce forests surrounding the community place virtually every property within the Wildland Urban Interface zone. Jefferson County’s building codes reflect this reality, requiring ignition-resistant materials for new construction and renovations. TimberTech leads the industry with Class A fire-rated options—the highest designation available—giving homeowners both code compliance and genuine protection during Colorado’s increasingly severe fire seasons.

Moore Lumber’s Aspen Park store on Barkley Road serves as the elevation-ready TimberTech headquarters for the entire upper mountain corridor. Our team stocks fire-rated products year-round and understands the specific installation requirements for extreme altitude applications. From proper board spacing that accounts for greater expansion ranges to ventilation strategies that prevent ice dam formation, we provide the expertise that high-altitude building demands.

Built for 8,200′ Elevation

Aspen Park’s extreme conditions require decking that outperforms every alternative

TimberTech Advanced PVC Collections

For Aspen Park’s extreme conditions and WUI requirements, we strongly recommend Advanced PVC with Class A fire ratings and 50-year warranties.

TimberTech Aspen Park FAQ

Questions from Aspen Park and Conifer homeowners