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Deck Installation
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This is our easiest and fastest way to get an estimate. Simply submit a video outlining your project, and one of our estimators will get you an estimate within 24 hours except on weekends.
Video Call
For a quick quote with face-to-face communication, schedule a video call with one of our estimators who will review your project and provide an estimate.
On-site
Prefer a classic experience? An estimator can visit your home to review the project in-person.
Trex vs Deckorators
Deciding between big box store decking materials and professional-grade options? In this video, we compare Trex Enhance, a popular wood-based composite, with Decorators Voyage, a professional-grade mineral-based composite. We break down the key differences in durability, cost, and suitability for your project.
Steel Frame Decking
Take a look at a steel frame deck we built almost three years ago. In this video, we show how the Fortress Evolutions steel frame holds up over time, compare it to wood, and offer tips on building a deck that can last 50 years or more.
Cleaning Tips
Got a new composite or PVC deck? In this video, we provide simple tips on how to keep it clean without damaging the material or voiding your warranty. Learn the easy steps and tools needed to maintain your low-maintenance deck and keep it looking great.
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How much does a deck cost?
Deck Ballpark Tool
To get started simply enter your preferred dimensions into the handy calculator on the right!
This tool is intended for decks 1-3 feet off the ground and is intended for ballpark purposing only. This price does not include railing or stairs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
While it's possible to use deck boards for fascia, fascia boards specifically designed for this purpose (from the same material as your decking) are usually better. They are thinner and more flexible, allowing them to conform to the edge of the deck more easily and provide a clean, finished look.
Composite decking is generally considered the best option because it's durable, low-maintenance, and long-lasting. Unlike wood, composite decking resists rot, insects, and moisture, which means less upkeep over time.
Cedar is a great choice due to its natural resistance to rot, decay, and insects. Other options include pressure-treated lumber, which is more affordable, and hardwoods like Ipe or Teak, which are more expensive but extremely durable.
Leif recently gave an overview of the typical costs of building a deck by examining several completed projects with varying sizes, features, and levels of complexity.
- Small Deck (100-200 sq. ft.)
- Cost: $5,000 - $10,000
- Features: Basic design, 6-8 inches off the ground, no stairs or handrails.
- Medium Deck (400-600 sq. ft.)
- Cost: $18,000 - $25,000
- Features: 1-3 feet off the ground, few steps, some customizations like lighting or posts for string lights.
- Large Deck (Multi-use, 8 feet off the ground)
- Cost: $30,000 - $40,000
- Features: Glass railings, stairs to ground, suitable for dining and lounging.
- Very Large Deck (1,000+ sq. ft., high off the ground)
- Cost: $80,000 and up
- Features: Engineering and permitting required, large footings, multi-levels, waterproofing, multiple features such as hot tubs, outdoor kitchens, and large staircases.
These prices offer a range based on square footage, complexity, and added features, and can vary depending on location and specific material choices.
Watch the full breakdown here!
