Is $32,000 to rebuild a 16x20 elevated wood deck a fair price?
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I have a 16x20 deck overlooking the water that sits about 8-10 ft up. It is older wood and starting to rot. I am considering doing parts of the work myself, like the railings, to save money. I am also debating between wood and composite for the long term.
Quote Details
Full rebuild of an existing elevated deck including: - Demolition and removal of old decking materials - Installation of new pressure-treated wood framing and boards - Installation of new railing system - Work performed at 8-10 ft elevation with water-facing access
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Category
Decking
Price
$32,000
Quote Date
April 21, 2026
Material
Pressure Treated wood
Railing included?
No
Square footage
320
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