Trex RainEscape

Trex RainEscape is an amazing underdeck drainage system - it reliably funnels water away and into the gutter system of your choice. Installed before your deck boards, RainEscape creates a space so clear and dry that you can even run wiring to install soffit lighting, ceiling fans, or other electrical amenities in your underdeck ceiling.

Adding the Trex RainEscape system to your deck project allows you to enjoy your deck space in more seasons and in more weather conditions - imagine yourself sipping a hot coffee in a dry, cozy under-deck room while listening to the rain pitter-patter into your drainage system above. Or basking under the comfortable breeze of a ceiling fan in the shade of your deck ceiling on a hot, sunny summer day.

The Trex RainEscape under decking drainage system is the perfect way to create additional outdoor living space beneath your elevated deck by directing rain and moisture away through a trough and downspout system. Perfect for new deck installations, this Trex deck drainage system is installed between the joists of your deck before the deck boards are laid, helping to create a dry ceiling area for underdeck patios.

For help planning your Trex RainEscape project, we recommend calling our team of friendly project managers at 1-888-824-5316. We'll help you estimate exactly how much of each piece you need for easy installation without over- or under-buying.

We love underdeck areas with great lighting - it allows you to enjoy your outdoor space late into the night. With soffit lights, you can read a book and watch the sunset with a glass of wine without being chased inside when the sun goes down.

Another great option: ceiling fans. You can create a comfortable breeze in your underdeck area and add style with a ceiling fan that fits your decor. Trex RainEscape's drainage system allows for both lights and ceiling fans by creating a dry space to run wiring.

The Trex RainEscape downspouts and troughs come in two colors designed to blend in with the tones of Trex decking. Choose black downspouts and troughs to match gray decking, while the tan options blend in beautifully with brown or red-toned deck boards.

Unfortunately, Trex RainEscape can only be installed on a new deck build. If you're looking to add deck drainage to an existing deck, try UpSide Deck Ceiling or ZipUP Underdeck Drainage, both available from DecksDirect.

How much Trex RainEscape costs will depend on your deck space - both the size and shape of your deck. The best way to get an accurate cost estimate is to call our team at 1-888-824-5316. We staff an in-house estimating team to gather some information about your deck and provide you with a timely estimate of the Trex RainEscape cost. We'll also guide you through any installation and planning questions you have and make sure you get compatible parts without having to over-buy and waste money. To get the best value on your deck drainage project, rely on the real people and real service that DecksDirect is known for!