Is $17,000 to replace a 435 sqft deck including railings a fair price?
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I have two estimates for replacing my 435 square foot deck. My current deck is 28 years old and about 18 inches off the ground. I'm confused why the estimates are so far apart, especially since the more expensive one doesn't include railings.
Quote Details
This quote is for replacing a 435 square foot deck that is approximately 18 inches off the ground. The work includes: - Tear out of the existing deck - Replacement of footings for the 28-year-old deck - Rebuild using pressure treated lumber - Installation of railings
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Category
Decking
Price
$17,000
Quote Date
October 14, 2025
Material
Pressure Treated wood
Railing included?
No
Square footage
435
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