Is $4,900 to replace deck floor with pressure treated wood a fair price?
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My deck (16 x 22) basically needs the entire floor replaced, in addition to likely a couple of joist replacements. The company said it was not meeting code and needed 2 additional posts in the middle based on the deck width. I'm wondering why the $3k difference between the quotes is so large when the material price difference seems to be only around $1k. I'd like to try doing it myself, but I'm not sure if I have the skills to replace the joists or potentially a ledger board. My biggest issue with pressure treated wood is the frequent staining required. It seems like composite will pay for itself after a few years due to less maintenance.
Quote Details
Quote for replacing the deck floor and making structural improvements using standard pressure treated wood. - Complete deck floor replacement (16x22) - Up to 3 joist replacements - Add 2 additional posts (for code compliance) - Material: Standard pressure treated wood
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Category
Decking
Price
$4,900
Quote Date
May 17, 2025
Material
Pressure Treated wood
Railing included?
No
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