Fiberon has teamed up with Today’s Homeowner to sponsor the “Elevate Your Exterior” contest and TV episode. The episode airs the week of August 24 and again on the week of September 28. Are you ready for a transformation? Upgrade your outdoor living space with Fiberon!
MoreAmerica's Home Improvement Expert, Danny Lipford, is pleased to announce Merry Beth Cutler of Exeter, RI, as the winner of the “Elevate Your Exterior” contest.
MoreFiberon has launched Promenade premium PVC decking. Featuring enhanced streaking, premium embossing and a next-generation surface coating designed for superior weather resistance.
MoreFiberon today announced its plans to upgrade and expand its manufacturing operations and facility in New London, NC with a new investment of more than $20 million over the next three years.
MoreToday’s Homeowner Media is introducing a brand-new contest to its audience – bringing attention to outdoor home projects and improving curb appeal. The "Elevate Your Exterior" contest kicks off today (April 27, 2020) and will deliver an exterior makeover valued up to $20,000 to one lucky homeowner.
MoreWe have partnered with the show to support this season’s mission of spotlighting local heroes and those who give back to their communities despite personal challenges.
MoreFiberon is launching its 2020 new products at the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) International Builders’ Show (IBS), Jan. 21-23 in Las Vegas.
MoreFiberon has announced plans to increase the production capacity of its West Coast operations. The facility, located in Meridian, Idaho, is part of the company’s bi-coastal manufacturing footprint.
MoreOrePac Building Products, has entered into a distribution partnership with Fiberon. The partnership supports OrePac's growth in the outdoor living space, and significantly expands Fiberon's distribution of composite decking, railing and cladding through the Western region of the United States.
MoreFiberon and Weekes Forest Products have partnered to distribute Fiberon composite decking products throughout the upper Midwest.
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