Deck Building
New decks from bare ground: the footings, the frame, the boards, stairs and railings, in wood or composite.
New deck installationFort Collins Deck Contractors builds new decks, repairs and replaces old ones, stains and seals them, and adds pergolas and covers for homes in Fort Collins and nearby Loveland, Windsor, Timnath, Wellington, Laporte, Berthoud and Johnstown. Real price ranges are right here on the page, and the estimate is free.
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Seven kinds of deck work for Fort Collins homes, from deck installation on bare ground and deck repair on the deck you have, to deck staining and a pergola over the patio. Pick the one that fits, or send the form and we'll sort it out together.
New decks from bare ground: the footings, the frame, the boards, stairs and railings, in wood or composite.
New deck installationLoose or split boards, wobbly railings, tired stairs, posts and the board that fastens the deck to the house, on the deck that's already there.
Deck repairThe old deck comes off and a new one goes on, in wood or composite.
Deck replacement
Around Fort Collins, the footings for a deck attached to the house go below the frost line, about two and a half feet down. That's where every new deck we build starts, on concrete you never see once the boards are on.
In Fort Collins, a deck carrying a hot tub, a pergola or cover sitting on a deck, and a deck stacked on another all need engineered plans. If any of those are part of your plan, we plan the deck around it from the footings up.
And before anyone digs a single footing: call 811 before digging.
A typical deck here is about 16 by 20 feet off the back of the house, a few steps down to the yard, with railing around it.
$10,000 to $20,000
A typical deck in pressure-treated wood, about 16 by 20 feet off the back of the house, a few steps down to the yard, railing around it.
$13,000 to $28,000
The same typical 16 by 20 deck with composite boards, steps and railing.
$500 to $1,500
A few boards, a post, or a loose section of railing on the deck you have.
Bigger, higher, covered or hot-tub decks run above these. Cedar costs more than pressure-treated. Each service page has its own prices.
Plain answers, real numbers and every kind of deck work under one roof.
The typical prices for a new wood deck, a composite deck and a small repair are right on this page, and every service page shows its own. You know the ballpark before you send a thing.
New decks, repairs, replacements, staining and sealing, pergolas and covers. One form covers all of it, and one visit can look at all of it.
Fort Collins, unincorporated Larimer County and each town around it set their own deck rules. We look up the ones that touch your deck before plans are drawn.
Contact is by the online estimate form only. Tell us about the deck, and we take it from there with a look at the deck or the yard and a written estimate.
From the first form to the finished deck, in four steps.
Tell us what you have in mind and where the deck is.
We see the spot, the house and the ground, and talk it through with you.
The work and the price, laid out in writing.
Then we do the work, from the footings to the last coat of stain.
Around Fort Collins, a typical new deck in pressure-treated wood runs $10,000 to $20,000, and a typical new composite deck runs $13,000 to $28,000. A typical deck here is about 16 by 20 feet off the back of the house, with a few steps down to the yard and railing around it. Bigger, higher, covered or hot-tub decks run above those ranges.
A typical 16 by 20 deck runs $10,000 to $20,000 in pressure-treated wood and $13,000 to $28,000 in composite. Price follows size, so a smaller deck comes in under those ranges and a bigger one comes in over them.
In Fort Collins, a deck needs a city building permit unless it is small, low and freestanding: 200 square feet or less, no more than 30 inches off the ground at any point, not attached to the house, and not serving the door the code requires as the way out of the house. Replacing posts, beams, joists, stairs or railing takes a permit too, and so do new deck boards that are heavier than the old ones. Unincorporated Larimer County and each town around Fort Collins set their own rules, and we check what applies to yours.
Besides Fort Collins, we build, repair, stain and cover decks in these towns, and each one sets its own rules.
Plain answers about the decks you already have.
New deck, repair, replacement, stain or shade: send the estimate form and we'll take a look.