We have plants located in Birmingham, AL,  Millville, NJ,  Surgoinsville, TN,  Ogden, UT,  Winter Park, FL and Corsicana, TX.

Some of our customers do SOS business through the Big Box Stores, so make sure to ask who the manufacturer is.  If it is not Homeland Vinyl Product, verify wall thickness of the profiles (some you can literally see through), and ask to see the warranty on the product.  HVP products are manufactured to the specs of a Pro Market.  The durability of our products are tested to ensure they will stand the test of time, with thicker walls, and a balanced formulation to ensure impact resistance that includes Accu-Shield added to our protective outer layer.

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No. Gorilla Deck is a water-shedding outdoor deck board system. When properly installed, Gorilla Deck will create an under-deck space that can be enjoyed during inclement weather and moderate rainfall.

No. Homeland Vinyl Decking should be installed on a wooden joist substructure. Overlaying Homeland Vinyl Decking on plywood or other plane surface will prevent heat from dissipating. Excess heat can then build up in the product, which may distort the product.

No. Roofing membranes can cause excess heat build-up (similar to installation on plywood sheeting), which may distort the product.

Possibly. Reflected sunlight can be intense. Consider using outdoor natural fiber rugs or similar coverings (but not rubber mats) in areas with high concentrations of reflected sunlight. Choosing a lighter color of Homeland Vinyl Decking may also reduce heat buildup in areas with high sun exposure.

Yes. Rock salt/deicer can be used on Homeland Vinyl Decking. We recommend that you rinse any salt/deicer residue from the Deck as soon as practicable. Only use a plastic snow shovel to remove snow from Homeland Vinyl Decking. Metal shovels can gouge the deck surface. Also, do not use a snow blower, as it may leave scuff marks.

No. Rubber-backed mats can potentially stain deck surfaces, including Homeland Vinyl Decking.

Yes. Some of the chemicals in sunscreen and insect repellent products can stain or discolor the Homeland Vinyl Decking surface. For this reason, we recommend that you not apply sunscreen or use insect repellent where any over-spray may contact the Homeland Vinyl Decking.

We do not recommend painting Homeland Vinyl Decking.

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Yes. The privacy fence T & G boards can bow slightly toward the sunny orientation due to thermal expansion. The effect is usually slight, and should reverse itself as the product temperature lowers in the evening. We recommend using “U-channel” trim pieces where the T & G boards meet the post. The trim will provide a finished look, and restrain the bowing effect caused by sunlight. Mid-rail must be used to reduce T&G bowing, especially on dark colors.

To reduce the bowing effect of sunlight on the pickets. The bowing effect is caused by heat buildup, which causes thermal expansion of the product. The mid-rail will reduce the bowing effect by shortening the pickets and providing another support for the fence panel.

Possibly. High heat sources located next to the fence may cause heat buildup and distortion of the material. Do not locate grills, fire pits or other heat sources near the fence. Concentrated sunlight reflected by glass windows and doors can also cause areas of heat buildup in the product. Fences installed on or next to asphalt pavement may also be subject to heat buildup.

Yes. A standard privacy fence can tilt or “rack” about 4” over an 8-foot span. Greater racking can be achieved by trimming the ends of the T & G boards at an appropriate angle.

Yes. We recommend that an approximate ½” gap be left between the top of the T & G board and the upper rail pocket to allow for thermal expansion of the T & G boards and rack-ability of the system on mild slopes.

Like all materials, vinyl expands and contracts with changes in temperature. An 8’ span fence rail may change up to a quarter-inch in size over an 80 degree temperature range. Account for slight changes in length when installing the system. Make sure rail ends have adequate clearance of each other inside the fence posts and place notches in the rail ends with enough leeway for contraction.

Yes. All of our fences contain titanium dioxide as a UV inhibitor. The pigments used in our colored products also contain UV protectants.