Decking Quotes

Quote is for the full replacement of the existing deck. The current deck is potentially 25 years old and has not been restained in at least 8 years. The stairs are noted as not being built to code and have nails popping out, while the rest of the deck is described as sturdy but visually unappealing. - Scope: Full deck replacement - Existing deck age: Potentially 25 years (original to house) - Last restained: At least 8 years ago - Stairs condition: Not built to code, nails popping out - Deck structure condition: Sturdy (excluding stairs) - Deck appearance: Ugly

Quotes received propose completely ripping out and rebuilding the deck stairs. - Remove existing deck stairs - Rebuild deck stairs - Replace a couple of decking boards

Quote for building a second story deck without stairs. - Size: 16' x 16' - Location: Second story - Features: No stairs included

Quote for a new deck build. - Build new deck - Includes railings and steps - Original contract terms: 60% deposit before job starts, 40% upon completion

This describes the previous maintenance method used every few years. - Gentle sanding of the deck surface - Four days of applying Bona decking oil

Replace existing deck. - Deck Size: 20x18 (assuming feet) - New Decking Material: Trex Transcend Spiced Run - Existing Deck Age: 25 years

Put up a new back porch on the building across all three floors.

Pricing for a Simpson Strong-Tie ECCLL L-Shape End Column Cap. - Model: ECCLL666 - Type: L-Shape End Column Cap - Size: For 6x Post, 6x Beams - Orientation: Skewed Left

Quote to replace the existing deck, railings, and ramp. - Replace existing decking with new wood - Replace existing railings with new wood - Replace existing ramp with new wood - Reinstall the white metal railing - Leave existing deck framing unless damage is found upon removal of deck boards

Quote for a full deck replacement due to concerns about the ledger board and a bending post. The cost varies based on material quality: - $50,000 for cheap materials - $80,000 for middle-of-the-road materials

Initial estimate for building a new deck, intended to provide access to an above-ground pool. - Scope: Build a new deck - Specific requirement: Provide access to above-ground pool from the deck - Work completed (as of pictures): Deck framing - Issues encountered: No permits pulled (required in PWC VA), company not licensed in VA, deck corner is angled and approx. 1 foot too low preventing planned pool access, company claimed "replacement in kind" but deck is ~300 SF - Additional cost quoted to add rails and reconstruct deck to fix issues: $5000 - Project status: Stopped due to dispute over work quality, permits, and licensing

Supply all necessary materials, labor and equipment to complete the project. - Remove existing exposed side deck - Remove existing side deck concrete piers - Remove front and rear stairs - Remove tree stump - Construct new code compliant deck including permits - New 12”x48” concrete piers (6 total) - New deck using 2x10 pressure treated lumber (joists 16 OC) - New 2x6 deck boards - New handrails with 2x2 square spindles - Handrail will have a 2x6 cap rail - New front stairs with handrails - New rear stairs with handrails - New concrete pad for stair landing - Construction debris will be removed from site