Description
Cedar at about $49 a square foot, composite at $52 to $72. Multi-level framing, steps between levels and any railing, built to your plan.
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Square Area
1,850
Year Built
2017
Property Type
Apartment
Property Type
Apartment
Amenities & Features
Gym
Elevator
Security
Parking
Air Conditioning
Balcony
Floor Plans
Want this job sized?
Tell us about the job. Jason or Travis will size it, walk it, and call you back.
Custom decks built to your plan
Cedar decks at $47 to $54 a square foot and composite at $49 to $79, with multiple levels, steps between levels and any railing you want.
These are the prices we bid with. The site walk confirms them, and anything it finds shows on your bid as its own line.
What is included
- Second level framing at $12.5 to $14.5 a square foot more; third level at $18.5 to $21
- Steps between levels at $1,450 to $1,700 each
- Cedar railing $77 to $89 a foot, aluminum $130 to $150, vertical cable $185 to $215
- Picture-frame borders, diagonal or herringbone boards, and built-in stairs
- Stain and seal for cedar, or composite that never needs it
How it goes
- Tell us what you want the deck to do: dining, a hot tub, a view, shade
- We sketch the layout on the walk and price two or three options
- Good, better and best bid, each with its own number
- Build, inspection and final walk-through
Questions about this job
Do I need a permit for a deck?
Usually, if it is attached to the house, more than 30 inches off the ground, or over 200 square feet. We pull it and pass the fee through at cost.
How long does a deck take?
Most decks take one to two weeks on site once materials are in. Permits and HOA approval can add time before we start.
Can a deck hold a hot tub?
Yes, if it is framed for it. A hot tub needs its own beams and footings sized for the load; tell us early and we design for it.
Every price and option is in our deck cost guide. We work in Fort Collins, Timnath, Windsor, Loveland, Greeley, Wellington, Berthoud and Longmont, and across Northern Colorado.
Custom decks built to your plan
Cedar decks at $47 to $54 a square foot and composite at $49 to $79, with multiple levels, steps between levels and any railing you want.
These are the prices we bid with. The site walk confirms them, and anything it finds shows on your bid as its own line.
What is included
- Second level framing at $12.5 to $14.5 a square foot more; third level at $18.5 to $21
- Steps between levels at $1,450 to $1,700 each
- Cedar railing $77 to $89 a foot, aluminum $130 to $150, vertical cable $185 to $215
- Picture-frame borders, diagonal or herringbone boards, and built-in stairs
- Stain and seal for cedar, or composite that never needs it
How it goes
- Tell us what you want the deck to do: dining, a hot tub, a view, shade
- We sketch the layout on the walk and price two or three options
- Good, better and best bid, each with its own number
- Build, inspection and final walk-through
Questions about this job
Do I need a permit for a deck?
Usually, if it is attached to the house, more than 30 inches off the ground, or over 200 square feet. We pull it and pass the fee through at cost.
How long does a deck take?
Most decks take one to two weeks on site once materials are in. Permits and HOA approval can add time before we start.
Can a deck hold a hot tub?
Yes, if it is framed for it. A hot tub needs its own beams and footings sized for the load; tell us early and we design for it.
Every price and option is in our deck cost guide. We work in Fort Collins, Timnath, Windsor, Loveland, Greeley, Wellington, Berthoud and Longmont, and across Northern Colorado.
FAQ
Things You Should Know
Straight answers on where we work, the deposit, the warranty, and what we take.
What jobs do you take?
Decks, baths, basements, garages, framing, trim, siding, windows and doors, paint, fences, pergolas, sheds, LVP floors and the handyman list. One crew for all of it, or package the job into one bid.
How does the estimate work?
Three minutes online gets a range built from our real rates. Then a site walk, then a firm bid. Nothing locks until we have seen the job.
Who shows up?
Jason and Travis. Two owners on every walk and every build, no rotating subs running your project. Licensed and insured, CL5203.
What does it take to schedule?
Approve the bid and put down the deposit written into it, and your slot on the calendar is held. The deposit depends on the job; the rest draws as the work completes.
Is there a warranty?
One year on workmanship, in writing. Manufacturer warranties pass straight through.
Is any job too small?
Not usually. A TV mount, a sticking door, a few deck boards or a full rebuild, we will take a look. Licensed electrical, plumbing and HVAC go to licensed pros, priced up front.
Description
Cedar at about $49 a square foot, composite at $52 to $72. Multi-level framing, steps between levels and any railing, built to your plan.
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Square Area
1,850
Year Built
2017
Property Type
Apartment
Property Type
Apartment
Amenities & Features
Gym
Elevator
Security
Parking
Air Conditioning
Balcony
Floor Plans
Want this job sized?
Tell us about the job. Jason or Travis will size it, walk it, and call you back.
Custom decks built to your plan
Cedar decks at $47 to $54 a square foot and composite at $49 to $79, with multiple levels, steps between levels and any railing you want.
These are the prices we bid with. The site walk confirms them, and anything it finds shows on your bid as its own line.
What is included
- Second level framing at $12.5 to $14.5 a square foot more; third level at $18.5 to $21
- Steps between levels at $1,450 to $1,700 each
- Cedar railing $77 to $89 a foot, aluminum $130 to $150, vertical cable $185 to $215
- Picture-frame borders, diagonal or herringbone boards, and built-in stairs
- Stain and seal for cedar, or composite that never needs it
How it goes
- Tell us what you want the deck to do: dining, a hot tub, a view, shade
- We sketch the layout on the walk and price two or three options
- Good, better and best bid, each with its own number
- Build, inspection and final walk-through
Questions about this job
Do I need a permit for a deck?
Usually, if it is attached to the house, more than 30 inches off the ground, or over 200 square feet. We pull it and pass the fee through at cost.
How long does a deck take?
Most decks take one to two weeks on site once materials are in. Permits and HOA approval can add time before we start.
Can a deck hold a hot tub?
Yes, if it is framed for it. A hot tub needs its own beams and footings sized for the load; tell us early and we design for it.
Every price and option is in our deck cost guide. We work in Fort Collins, Timnath, Windsor, Loveland, Greeley, Wellington, Berthoud and Longmont, and across Northern Colorado.
Custom decks built to your plan
Cedar decks at $47 to $54 a square foot and composite at $49 to $79, with multiple levels, steps between levels and any railing you want.
These are the prices we bid with. The site walk confirms them, and anything it finds shows on your bid as its own line.
What is included
- Second level framing at $12.5 to $14.5 a square foot more; third level at $18.5 to $21
- Steps between levels at $1,450 to $1,700 each
- Cedar railing $77 to $89 a foot, aluminum $130 to $150, vertical cable $185 to $215
- Picture-frame borders, diagonal or herringbone boards, and built-in stairs
- Stain and seal for cedar, or composite that never needs it
How it goes
- Tell us what you want the deck to do: dining, a hot tub, a view, shade
- We sketch the layout on the walk and price two or three options
- Good, better and best bid, each with its own number
- Build, inspection and final walk-through
Questions about this job
Do I need a permit for a deck?
Usually, if it is attached to the house, more than 30 inches off the ground, or over 200 square feet. We pull it and pass the fee through at cost.
How long does a deck take?
Most decks take one to two weeks on site once materials are in. Permits and HOA approval can add time before we start.
Can a deck hold a hot tub?
Yes, if it is framed for it. A hot tub needs its own beams and footings sized for the load; tell us early and we design for it.
Every price and option is in our deck cost guide. We work in Fort Collins, Timnath, Windsor, Loveland, Greeley, Wellington, Berthoud and Longmont, and across Northern Colorado.
FAQ
Things You Should Know
Straight answers on where we work, the deposit, the warranty, and what we take.
What jobs do you take?
Decks, baths, basements, garages, framing, trim, siding, windows and doors, paint, fences, pergolas, sheds, LVP floors and the handyman list. One crew for all of it, or package the job into one bid.
How does the estimate work?
Three minutes online gets a range built from our real rates. Then a site walk, then a firm bid. Nothing locks until we have seen the job.
Who shows up?
Jason and Travis. Two owners on every walk and every build, no rotating subs running your project. Licensed and insured, CL5203.
What does it take to schedule?
Approve the bid and put down the deposit written into it, and your slot on the calendar is held. The deposit depends on the job; the rest draws as the work completes.
Is there a warranty?
One year on workmanship, in writing. Manufacturer warranties pass straight through.
Is any job too small?
Not usually. A TV mount, a sticking door, a few deck boards or a full rebuild, we will take a look. Licensed electrical, plumbing and HVAC go to licensed pros, priced up front.
Description
Cedar at about $49 a square foot, composite at $52 to $72. Multi-level framing, steps between levels and any railing, built to your plan.
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Square Area
1,850
Year Built
2017
Property Type
Apartment
Property Type
Apartment
Amenities & Features
Gym
Elevator
Security
Parking
Air Conditioning
Balcony
Floor Plans
Want this job sized?
Tell us about the job. Jason or Travis will size it, walk it, and call you back.
Custom decks built to your plan
Cedar decks at $47 to $54 a square foot and composite at $49 to $79, with multiple levels, steps between levels and any railing you want.
These are the prices we bid with. The site walk confirms them, and anything it finds shows on your bid as its own line.
What is included
- Second level framing at $12.5 to $14.5 a square foot more; third level at $18.5 to $21
- Steps between levels at $1,450 to $1,700 each
- Cedar railing $77 to $89 a foot, aluminum $130 to $150, vertical cable $185 to $215
- Picture-frame borders, diagonal or herringbone boards, and built-in stairs
- Stain and seal for cedar, or composite that never needs it
How it goes
- Tell us what you want the deck to do: dining, a hot tub, a view, shade
- We sketch the layout on the walk and price two or three options
- Good, better and best bid, each with its own number
- Build, inspection and final walk-through
Questions about this job
Do I need a permit for a deck?
Usually, if it is attached to the house, more than 30 inches off the ground, or over 200 square feet. We pull it and pass the fee through at cost.
How long does a deck take?
Most decks take one to two weeks on site once materials are in. Permits and HOA approval can add time before we start.
Can a deck hold a hot tub?
Yes, if it is framed for it. A hot tub needs its own beams and footings sized for the load; tell us early and we design for it.
Every price and option is in our deck cost guide. We work in Fort Collins, Timnath, Windsor, Loveland, Greeley, Wellington, Berthoud and Longmont, and across Northern Colorado.
Custom decks built to your plan
Cedar decks at $47 to $54 a square foot and composite at $49 to $79, with multiple levels, steps between levels and any railing you want.
These are the prices we bid with. The site walk confirms them, and anything it finds shows on your bid as its own line.
What is included
- Second level framing at $12.5 to $14.5 a square foot more; third level at $18.5 to $21
- Steps between levels at $1,450 to $1,700 each
- Cedar railing $77 to $89 a foot, aluminum $130 to $150, vertical cable $185 to $215
- Picture-frame borders, diagonal or herringbone boards, and built-in stairs
- Stain and seal for cedar, or composite that never needs it
How it goes
- Tell us what you want the deck to do: dining, a hot tub, a view, shade
- We sketch the layout on the walk and price two or three options
- Good, better and best bid, each with its own number
- Build, inspection and final walk-through
Questions about this job
Do I need a permit for a deck?
Usually, if it is attached to the house, more than 30 inches off the ground, or over 200 square feet. We pull it and pass the fee through at cost.
How long does a deck take?
Most decks take one to two weeks on site once materials are in. Permits and HOA approval can add time before we start.
Can a deck hold a hot tub?
Yes, if it is framed for it. A hot tub needs its own beams and footings sized for the load; tell us early and we design for it.
Every price and option is in our deck cost guide. We work in Fort Collins, Timnath, Windsor, Loveland, Greeley, Wellington, Berthoud and Longmont, and across Northern Colorado.
FAQ
Things You Should Know
Straight answers on where we work, the deposit, the warranty, and what we take.
What jobs do you take?
Decks, baths, basements, garages, framing, trim, siding, windows and doors, paint, fences, pergolas, sheds, LVP floors and the handyman list. One crew for all of it, or package the job into one bid.
How does the estimate work?
Three minutes online gets a range built from our real rates. Then a site walk, then a firm bid. Nothing locks until we have seen the job.
Who shows up?
Jason and Travis. Two owners on every walk and every build, no rotating subs running your project. Licensed and insured, CL5203.
What does it take to schedule?
Approve the bid and put down the deposit written into it, and your slot on the calendar is held. The deposit depends on the job; the rest draws as the work completes.
Is there a warranty?
One year on workmanship, in writing. Manufacturer warranties pass straight through.
Is any job too small?
Not usually. A TV mount, a sticking door, a few deck boards or a full rebuild, we will take a look. Licensed electrical, plumbing and HVAC go to licensed pros, priced up front.