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Free deck quote in about a minute.

Type your address, trace where the deck will go on the satellite map, and compare pressure-treated, composite and hardwood priced for that exact size. Use it to compare builders' quotes — or ask us to find one.
Three options, good to best No site visit to get a number About a minute
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Tap each corner of your deck on the map, then tap the first point to close. Drag any corner to adjust.

10 × 12 ft · pressure-treated
$3,600–$5,400
Ground-level, simple railing
12 × 16 ft · composite
$8,640–$13,440
The most common size
16 × 20 ft · composite
$14,400–$22,400
Before stairs, lighting or glass railing

Typical national installed ranges, not a quote. Raised decks, stairs, cable or glass railings and removing an old deck add to them.

Materials compared

Typical installed cost per sq ft

MaterialPer sq ft, installedLifespanNotes
Pressure-treated pine$30.00–$45.0015–20 yrsCheapest; seal every 1–2 years.
Cedar$40.00–$60.0020–25 yrsNatural look; similar upkeep to pine.
Composite$45.00–$70.0025–30 yrsNo staining; hotter in full sun.
Hardwood (ipe, cumaru)$60.00–$100.0040+ yrsVery dense; the premium option.
How it works

From address to estimate in about a minute

1. Enter your address

The satellite view lands on your property, zoomed in close.

2. Trace the deck

Tap its corners on the map. The square feet update as you go.

3. See three options

Good, better and best, priced at typical installed rates for that exact size.

4. Compare or get matched

Use the range to compare quotes, or tick the box and we pass your request to a local contractor.

FAQ

Questions, answered

How much does a deck cost?+
Installed, roughly $30–$45 per sq ft for pressure-treated pine, $40–$60 for cedar, $45–$70 for composite and $60–$100 for hardwood. A 12 × 16 ft (192 sq ft) composite deck typically lands around $8,600–$13,400 before stairs and upgraded railings.
What should a deck quote include?+
The size and height, decking material and brand, framing lumber and joist spacing, footings and their depth, ledger attachment and flashing, railings (linear feet and style), stairs, fasteners, permit and inspection, removal of an old deck, cleanup, a start date, payment schedule and warranty. If two quotes differ a lot, compare these lines before the totals.
How do I get free deck quotes?+
Enter your address above and trace where the deck will go. You see pressure-treated, composite and hardwood prices for that size right away, and can ask us to pass your request to a local deck builder. Then get two or three builders to price the same scope.
Composite or pressure-treated — which is cheaper?+
Pressure-treated is cheaper to build; composite costs roughly 40–60% more but needs no staining and lasts 25–30 years against 15–20. Over ten years or more the gap narrows.
Is the estimate a firm price?+
No. It is the traced area priced at typical installed rates. Height, stairs, railings, soil and permits move the final number — which is why a builder confirms it on site.