Is $100,000 to build a large deck that wraps around the house a fair price?

This quote is for building a new deck to replace the existing one. - Scope: Replacement of a deck that is falling apart.

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

This quote is for tearing down the existing deck structure and rebuilding a new one. The new deck will be approximately 25x14 ft and roughly 3.5 ft off the ground. It will include one set of stairs leading into the yard. The project specifies basic composite decking and rails. - Deck Dimensions: Approximately 25x14 ft - Height: Roughly 3.5 ft off the ground - Stairs: One set leading into the yard - Decking Material: Basic composite - Railing Material: Basic composite - Structure: New build, no reuse of existing structure - Existing Deck Details: Almost a perfect rectangle with an additional 2ft x 10 ft combined set of stairs from a mud room and a 3 season room - Support Posts: Plans call for 4 posts, roughly 12 ft away