Strength
Designed to resist rot, decay, cracking, splintering, and insect damage — far better than traditional wood.
Engineered with a protective cap (like PermaTech®) that resists stains, UV rays, and weathering, helping your deck look great for decades.
Durable
Unlike wood decks that require yearly sanding, staining, or sealing, Fiberon boards only need occasional cleaning with soap and water.
Saves you time and money over the life of the deck because there’s no need for costly refinishing.
Sustainable
Made from recycled wood fibers and plastic materials, reducing waste and environmental impact compared to traditional wood.
Helps prevent deforestation and keeps plastic out of landfills while still offering a natural wood-like look.
Strength
Treated with preservatives that protect against rot, decay, and fungal damage.
Resistant to moisture, rain, snow, and humidity—ideal for outdoor decks.
Can last 20–40 years with proper maintenance, reducing replacement costs.
Addordable
Significantly less expensive than composite, cedar, or hardwood decking.
Lower upfront material cost makes it ideal for large decks or budget projects.
Long lifespan reduces long-term repair and replacement expenses.
Durable
Chemical treatment protects against termites, carpenter ants, and insect damage.
Maintains high structural strength—ideal for load-bearing decking applications.
Holds up well in ground contact and high-moisture environments
Strength
Made from PVC/vinyl that won’t rot, warp, crack, or splinter like wood.
Stands up to rain, snow, UV rays, and moisture without degrading over time.
Maintains structural integrity in outdoor conditions year after year.
Head ache free
No painting, staining, sealing, or sanding required — just a quick clean with soap and water.
Doesn’t attract mold or mildew like wood can, reducing cleaning effort and cost.
Keeps its fresh look with minimal upkeep, saving time and effort over the long haul.
Security
Smooth surface with no splinters — safer for children, pets, and bare hands.
Meets residential safety codes for railing height and spacing, helping prevent falls.
Available in attractive finishes (including wood-look options in some Fairway lines) to enhance curb appeal.
Strength
Made from PVC/vinyl that won’t rot, warp, crack, or splinter like wood.
Stands up to rain, snow, UV rays, and moisture without degrading over time.
Maintains structural integrity in outdoor conditions year after year.
Head ache free
Pre-engineered systems with features like pre-drilled rails, self-centering brackets, and vinyl inserts make installation faster and simpler for pros and DIYers.
Adapts easily to stairs, corners, and fascia mounts with swivel and angled bracket options — great for complex deck layouts.
Available in multiple infill choices (vertical/horizontal cable, balusters), letting you tailor the look and functionality to your space.
Security
Smooth surface with no splinters — safer for children, pets, and bare hands.
Meets residential safety codes for railing height and spacing, helping prevent falls.
Available in attractive finishes (including wood-look options in some Fairway lines) to enhance curb appeal.
Composite Deck FAQ's
The main decision is what material to use. Years ago there was only regular wood (spruce or hemlock) and from there it progressed to pressure treated, which is treated southern yellow pine. There are many more choices today. The most popular is Composite or PVC decking. There is also composite decking with a plastic wrap which helps with preventing mildew.
Generally, the customer will have some sort of plan or drawing of the deck they wish to purchase. We will estimate the quantity and lengths of the boards they will need to complete their deck. We do the same for railings if needed. The most popular is vinyl railing with little or no maintenance.
The biggest challenge is having the right plan and to make sure it is built to local building codes.
Regular maintenance for wood decks would be power washing, cleaning and re-staining. Maintenance for composite or PVC is pretty much just power washing or cleaning if there are stains or mildew.
I would suggest hiring a reputable and capable contractor for the above mentioned reasons. They will also be able to offer different ideas and suggestions.