Composite Decking Materials in Monmouth County, NJ

Fiberon and Wolf composite decking installed by a deck-only specialist who knows these materials inside and out.

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Why Composite Over Wood

Wood decks look great on day one. By year three, most homeowners are staining, sealing, sanding, and replacing boards. Composite decking materials skip all of that and hold their look through New Jersey’s summers, winters, and everything in between.

  • Resists moisture, rot, and mold without annual sealing
  • Holds color through UV exposure and harsh winters
  • Stands up to the humidity and salt air near the Jersey Shore
  • No splintering, warping, or cracking through freeze-thaw cycles
  • Backed by 25- to 50-year manufacturer warranties, most of which transfer to the next homeowner
  • Requires only occasional soap and water to stay clean
  • Delivers a finished look that wood struggles to match over time

Composite decking materials cost more upfront than pressure-treated wood. Over ten years, most homeowners spend far less on composite once maintenance costs are factored in.

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Fiberon Composite Decking

Deck Crafters is a Fiberon Certified Installer, one of a select group of deck builders authorized to install Fiberon composite decking and back it with the full manufacturer warranty. Fiberon builds composite boards designed to hold their finish through years of outdoor use without fading or staining.

  • Fiberon composite decking available in multiple collections and color ranges
  • Capped composite construction resists staining, fading, and scratching
  • Boards engineered to resist moisture from above and below
  • Splinter-free surface safe for bare feet year-round
  • Backed by a Fiberon manufacturer warranty through a certified installer
  • Pairs cleanly with Fiberon and Wolf railing systems
  • Color stays consistent across the life of the deck

Fiberon composite decking is ideal for homeowners seeking a low-profile, clean finish and a wide range of colors to match their home’s exterior.

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Wolf Composite Decking

Deck Crafters holds Wolf Pro Builder credentials, giving homeowners access to Wolf composite decking backed by the full manufacturer warranty. Wolf boards are built with a protective cap layer that locks out moisture and keeps the surface looking sharp through heavy use.

  • Wolf composite decking available in multiple styles and finishes
  • Protective cap layer resists staining, fading, and surface damage
  • Engineered to handle moisture in coastal and inland New Jersey climates
  • Splinter-free and comfortable underfoot in warm weather
  • Backed by a Wolf manufacturer warranty through a Pro Builder credential
  • Pairs well with Wolf and Keylink railing systems
  • Holds finish and color without annual maintenance

Wolf composite decking suits homeowners who want a durable, finished product from a brand with a proven track record in the outdoor building industry.

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Low Maintenance Through Every Season

Installing composite decking is the easy part. Keeping it looking good is even easier. A composite deck built by Deck Crafters requires no staining, sealing, or sanding: Just a rinse when needed.

  • Rinse with soap and water to remove dirt and pollen in spring
  • No staining or sealing required at any point during the year
  • Boards resist mold and mildew growth in humid New Jersey summers
  • Surface holds up through ice, snow, and freeze-thaw cycles in winter
  • Inspect hardware and fasteners annually to keep everything tight
  • Composite boards do not rot or splinter as the deck ages
  • A low-maintenance deck means more time using the space and less time working on it

Outdoor Spaces Built by a Deck-Focused Company

Deck Crafters focuses on one trade: Building decks and the structures that support them across Central New Jersey. Each project is led by owner Jayson Rybak, with clear communication and consistent execution from start to finish. More than 100 decks and spaces have been built using proven materials and a process that keeps the work organized and on schedule.

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A Simple Process From Start to Finish

Getting your deck built should be the easy part. Here is how Deck Crafters makes sure it is.

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2. Contract

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3. Permitting

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4. Building

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Composite Decking Materials FAQs

What is the difference between Fiberon and Wolf composite decking?
Both are high-quality composite decking materials built to resist moisture, fading, and heavy use. Fiberon tends to offer a wider range of color options across its collections, while Wolf is known for its durable cap layer and consistent finish. Jayson can walk you through both during your consultation so you can make the right call for your home.
Most composite decking materials are backed by manufacturer warranties ranging from 25 to 50 years. With proper installation and basic upkeep, a composite deck holds its look and structure for decades.
Is composite decking worth the cost compared to wood?
The upfront cost of composite decking materials runs higher than that of pressure-treated wood. When you factor out staining, sealing, board replacement, and annual maintenance, most homeowners find composite costs less over a ten-year period.
All composite decking materials absorb some heat in direct sunlight, just like wood. Lighter color boards tend to stay cooler than darker ones. Deck Crafters can walk you through color and material options that balance the look you want with comfort underfoot.