Each
deck is built custom to the given house with many design factors and options.
Many considerations are taken into factor when pricing your deck. Examples are
(Height, Distance from vehicle unloading, Complexity of project, Rail choice,
Flooring pattern, Deck options, Teardowns, Digging conditions, Etc.) As most of
our decks are elaborate designs incorporating multiple levels and many options
most projects are carefully and individually priced, however, below are pricing
tables for a standard deck (still
quite elaborate with many custom features including chamfered corners,
herringbone decking patterns, custom rails, routed stairs, etc.)
We would need to
visit your jobsite to verify measurements and conditions.
Remember, we will
be happy to give you an
on-line quote from your
photos of your house and sketches of your ideas, and we will work with you to
design the perfect deck for your home.
Standard
deck pricing tables (as pictured
above with herringbone decking and chamfered corners)
PT
Pressure
Treated Deck |
|
Low Deck |
Elevated Deck |
|
Low Deck |
Elevated Deck |
Requires 2nd beam |
Low Deck |
Elevated Deck |
16’x12’ |
$10,800 |
$12,400 |
16’x14’ |
$11,950 |
$13,480 |
16’x16’ |
$14,860 |
$16,275 |
20’x12’ |
$13,400 |
$14,975 |
20’x14’ |
$14,800 |
$16,200 |
20’x16’ |
$17,860 |
$19,380 |
24’x12’ |
$15,900 |
$17,760 |
24’x14’ |
$17,800 |
$19,200 |
24’x16’ |
$21,110 |
$22,640 |
Ipe
Ironwood Deck with Ironwood or
solid vinyl rails (white) |
|
Low Deck |
Elevated Deck |
|
Low Deck |
Elevated Deck |
Requires 2nd beam |
Low Deck |
Elevated Deck |
16’x12’ |
$16,420 |
$18,640 |
16’x14’ |
$18,034 |
$20.164 |
16’x16’ |
$21,450 |
$23,700 |
20’x12’ |
$19,980 |
$22,200 |
20’x14’ |
$22,010 |
$24,140 |
20’x16’ |
$26,250 |
$28,500 |
24’x12’ |
$23,500 |
$26,600 |
24’x14’ |
$25,980 |
$28,110 |
24’x16’ |
$31,050 |
$33,300 |
Composite
Azek
with solid vinyl rails (white) |
|
Low Deck |
Elevated Deck |
|
Low Deck |
Elevated Deck |
Requires 2nd beam |
Low Deck |
Elevated Deck |
16’x12’ |
$15,980 |
$18,140 |
16’x14’ |
$17,520 |
$19,590 |
16’x16’ |
$21,160 |
$23,380 |
20’x12’ |
$19,440 |
$21,600 |
20’x14’ |
$21,390 |
$23,460 |
20’x16’ |
$25,900 |
$29,304 |
24’x12’ |
$22,890 |
$25,056 |
24’x14’ |
$25,250 |
$27,320 |
24’x16’ |
$30,630 |
$32,850 |
OTHER COMPOSITE MATERIALS PRICING ON INDIVIDUAL BASIS
*bold prices indicate best value
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* Low deck is defined as
16” to 5’ above grade, Elevated deck is defined as 5’-9’ above grade
*
Pricing
is for complete deck with rails and one set of 40” wide stairs
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*
To add
grille corner to design add $375 PT or $525 Ipe
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*Additional charges may
apply for long distances traveled to site ,long distance to carry materials,
any extra difficult or dangerous working conditions
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custom deck shapes
Deck Specialists inc, will custom design you
an exciting new deck ,here are just a
couple examples
Ipe or ironwood decks: Although board
for board ipe costs nearly 3 times pressure treated lumber, you will not expect
to pay 3 times as much for an ipe deck. Much of the lumber used in an ipe deck
remains treated lumber (the posts and beams and joists that make up the
framing). The fact that Ipe is so strong allows us to use 3/4" thick decking
with full confidence, again keeping the price manageable. The average
Ironwood or Ipe deck will typically run only 150% of a similar treated deck.
Composite decks: Composite or recycled
decking products at this time are quite expensive to purchase and use. The
actual material although recycled cost much more then regular treated lumber.
Another cost factor with composites is the extra framing needed to support the
weaker material. This brings a finished composite deck, at or above the ironwood
Ipe pricing. No
one is sure what long run value a composite deck may hold. Also, at this time no
one knows for sure what the usable lifespan of a composite deck may be.
Vinyl railings: A very popular choice
for railings are solid Vinyl or plastic lumber. We use a solid plastic
lumber rather then hollow extrusions. We feel this solid plastic lumber is
much stronger, safer, and less likely to crack than extrusions. At this time
solid Vinyl is pretty costly but surely a great investment! Vinyl has almost
taken over the house siding industry and is sure to make more and more impact on
fences and railing
Do
Decks Add Value?
According to a recent report, a typical American homeowner
who adds a deck to their home could recoup 75-150 percent of the total cost if
the house is sold within a year of the deck's construction. We have seen some
great value increases on high end custom decks, easily in the 120-150 percent
range.
Many experts suggest that a deck be designed as an extension of the living
space, not as a simple rectangular appendage to the house. Not only will this
provide your home with more usability, but also a deck is high on the wish list
of almost everyone who lives in the city. If the home doesn't have a deck,
buyers add one, especially if it can take advantage of a view. Most houses in
our area are expected to have a nice deck, and you may actually lower the value
of your house with a lousy deck. Surely the desirability will be affected if the
proper deck to match your house is not intact.
In the suburbs, a deck certainly adds to the marketability of the house.
Buyers can easily imagine themselves outside enjoying a suburban lifestyle,
complete with grill.
Here are some
things to consider when thinking about decks:
* Deck maintenance can be a big issue. Protect your deck as
needed and do not let it get away from you. Form simple
cleanings to periodically resealing, it is not that difficult as
long as you stay ahead of it.
* Consider solid vinyl railing and ironwood decking. They are
very attractive and actually cost effective, adding great value
to your home.
* Build a larger deck than you think you need. With patio
furniture and accessories, most people end up needing more space
than originally planned. Consider your grille, stairs and
traffic pattern |
Decks are an
excellent way to add value as well as create outdoor space for your own
enjoyment. Depending on the time of year, you can use the deck to expand
your living space with grills and perhaps even a hot tub.
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