Fiberon Decking

Fiberon Decking continues to lead the industry with composite decking innovation that transforms outdoor living spaces. As a top rated decking brand, Fiberon was the first to offer multi-tonal and embossed boards, hidden fastener systems, and a stain and fade warranty on capped composite decking—perfect for residential projects seeking both beauty and durability.

It was founded in New London, North Carolina in 1997 and quickly grew to become a trusted name in eco-friendly deck materials. With expanded operations in Meridian, Idaho, and more than 500 dedicated employees, they’ve made it easier than ever to deliver online estimates and fast bi-coastal distribution to homeowners looking to upgrade their outdoor living services.

High Quality

Fiberon Decking products are known for their high-quality construction—engineered for strength, style, and simplicity. Designed with sustainability in mind, Fiberon decking boards divert over 70,000 tons of wood and plastics from landfills each year, making them the smart choice for low maintenance decking in any climate.

American Made

Fiberon Decking products are open now for viewing through our extensive collection of samples, including the Horizon, Promenade, Good Life, and Sanctuary series. Whether you prefer modern tones like Graphite or warm hues like Burnt Umber and Chai, there’s a design to match every custom decking vision—ideal for deck lighting installation, paver installation, and porch installation projects.

Warranty

Fiberon Decking at Excel Custom Decks is backed by industry-leading warranties and proudly made in the USA. From fade-resistant deck boards with fade warranty to high-performance materials for deck railing installation and custom pergolas, we bring lasting value to every build. Discover the best in outdoor craftsmanship and design—get started today with online estimates from our experienced team.

Environmentally Friendly

Fiberon products are made from recycled materials. That means we divert more than 70,000 tons of wood and plastics from landfills and incinerators each year.