InstallerComposite DeckingFiberon, installed by XPRT.
Fiberon manufactures capped composite and capped polymer (PVC) decking built to resist fading, staining, scratching, and moisture. Its boards wrap a protective shell around the core, and much of the material is made from recycled content. Fiberon has a strong reputation among builders for realistic color, solid value, and a full system of matching railing, fascia, and hidden fasteners — a low-maintenance alternative to wood without stepping to the very top of the market.
What distinguishes Fiberon is the balance of look and value across a clear lineup. The capped-composite lines carry multi-tonal, wood-like coloring with long fade-and-stain coverage, while the capped-polymer Paramount boards add extra moisture and mold resistance in a lighter board. Symmetrical board profiles on some lines allow either face up, which reduces waste and speeds a clean install — a practical detail that reflects Fiberon's builder focus.
Why have XPRT install it
As a Fiberon installer, XPRT Outdoor frames to the tolerances a capped board needs — proper joist spacing, ventilation, and drainage so the deck stays flat and dry underneath. We install the boards, railing, and hidden fasteners to Fiberon's specifications, which protects the manufacturer warranty, and we add a local workmanship warranty on the build. One accountable team engineers the structure, pulls the permits, and finishes the deck, so the framing matches the surface.
The lineup
Fiberon in the wild
Photography courtesy of Fiberon.
Common questions
All three make quality capped decking; the differences come down to specific colors, board profiles, warranty terms, and value. Fiberon is well regarded for realistic color and strong value. We install all three and will lay out the trade-offs against your look and budget rather than push one brand.
The capped-composite lines have a wood-plastic core under the shell and offer rich color at a strong value. The Paramount line is capped polymer, or PVC, with no wood core, which adds moisture and mold resistance and makes for a lighter board. We help you choose based on exposure and priorities.
No. The protective cap resists moisture, stains, and fading, so a Fiberon deck never needs the sealing or staining that wood requires. Normal care is soap and water. We still frame with drainage and ventilation in mind so the structure underneath lasts as long as the surface.