Fiberon® Composite Decking · Northwest Washington
The strongest value play in capped composite: multi-tonal boards that read like real hardwood, sealed against five months of rain, often quoting under comparable Trex and TimberTech lines — installed on frames we build to outlast the boards.
Request a free, no-obligation estimate — Fiberon lines priced against Trex and TimberTech so you can see where the value lands.
Value-through-premium board lines plus matching railing — samples available at your estimate.
Trex and TimberTech get the billboards; Fiberon quietly builds boards that compete with both — same capped-composite construction, a polymer shell bonded over a recycled wood-and-plastic core, so five months of Northwest rain has nothing to grab. Where Fiberon stands out is looks-per-dollar: its multi-tonal streaking and grain texture read convincingly like hardwood at prices that frequently undercut the equivalent tier from the bigger names.
Several Fiberon lines are capped on all four sides rather than just three — a detail we like in a wet climate, since the board's underside faces trapped moisture over its whole life. As always, the boards are only half the story: the pressure-treated frame underneath decides how long the deck actually lasts, which is why our replacement process starts there.
All three make excellent capped boards, and we install all three. Trex wins on availability and name recognition; TimberTech counters with cooler-running PVC lines; Fiberon is usually the value answer — comparable protection and often richer color variation for less. We'll put samples of all three in your hands and quote them side by side, no push toward any brand.
Fiberon backs its capped lines with long residential fade-and-stain warranties — you get the full manufacturer warranty on your project.
From the Canadian border to north Seattle, plus the San Juans by ferry from Anacortes — these cities and surrounding areas. Pick your city for local project photos, permit notes, and reviews.
A free on-site estimate with Fiberon samples in hand — quoted honestly next to Trex, TimberTech, and cedar.
