Is $10,000 to replace a 6'x10' deck a fair price?

Replace deck flooring and perform structural repairs on a 16' x 22' deck. - Remove existing wooden deck flooring - Replace 3 deck joists - Install 3 6x6 support posts with 80 lb. concrete footings - Add 2 additional joists between new support posts for reinforcement - Install 50 premium 16ft deck boards - Includes all hardware (joist hangers, bolts, washers, nails, and screws) - Includes removal and disposal of old wood and site cleanup - Excludes stairs and railings

This project involved the demolition of an old deck and a complete rebuild, along with additional structural improvements. - Demolition of the original deck, which was over 50 years old, in very poor condition, not up to code, and had rusted, wiggling 3-inch metal poles with minimal lateral support. - Complete rebuild of the wrap-around upper deck, approximately 1200 sq ft. - Upper deck specifications: - Posts: 8x8 - Outer frame: 4x12 LVL - Tallest section: Approximately 25 ft from the ground - Post placement: Not completely centered on reinforced concrete pillars, but without overhang. - Replacement of deck boards on the lower deck, approximately 500 sq ft. - Addition of extra support to the existing lower deck frame. - Replacement of metal poles under the house with 6x6s. - Other unspecified work performed around the house.

The project involved the demolition and full rebuild of a small, two-tiered deck. Initially, the scope was to replace existing wood deck boards with Trex composite boards. However, upon demolition, the entire wooden frame and ledger board were found to be severely rotten, necessitating a complete replacement. - Demolished existing 5x8ft and 3x5ft deck platforms. - Replaced the entire rotten deck frame. - Removed original ledger board, which was improperly screwed over vinyl siding without flashing. - Removed vinyl siding to properly install and flash a new ledger board. - Installed new composite Trex deck boards. - The quoted cost of $1100 is for labor only.