Cost for wooden deck
2022 Costs To Build A Deck
New Deck Installation Cost
The average homeowner spends $2,200 to build a 10x10 foot deck, $6,160 to build a 14x20 deck, and $8,800 to build a 20x20 deck. The cost to build a deck with pressure-treated wood, hardwood, or composite is about $25 per square foot, for both materials and installation. The final price of your deck depends on the materials used, size, level built on, and any extra options like built-in seating or stairs.
| National Average Cost | $6,280 |
| Minimum Cost | $1,200 |
| Maximum Cost | $14,000 |
| Average Range | $3,600 to $8,400 |
Table Of Contents
- New Deck Installation Cost
- Average Deck Cost Per Square Foot
- Deck Cost By Size
- Labor Cost
- Cost To Build Yourself
- Pressure Treated Deck Cost
- Wood Deck Costs
- Composite Decking Cost
Average Deck Cost Per Square Foot
The average cost to build a deck is $25 per square foot with most homeowners spending between $4,380 to $10,080 total. An entry level deck with basic materials costs $15 per square foot, while a deck built with premium materials costs $35 per square foot.
| Deck Quality | Cost Per Square Foot |
|---|---|
| Basic Materials | $15 |
| Average Materials | $25 |
| Premium Materials | $35 |
Cost To Build A Deck By Size
Here are the most common deck sizes and the average cost to build based on a range from basic to premium materials:
| Deck Size | Square Feet | Average Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 8x10 | 80 | $1,200 – $2,800 |
| 10x10 | 100 | $1,500 – $3,500 |
| 10x12 | 120 | $1,800 – $4,200 |
| 12x12 | 144 | $2,160 – $5,040 |
| 12x20 | 240 | $3,600 – $8,400 |
| 14x20 | 280 | $4,200 – $9,800 |
| 16x16 | 256 | $3,840 – $8,960 |
| 20x20 | 400 | $6,000 – $14,000 |
Labor Cost To Build a Deck
The labor cost to build is deck makes up the bulk of the price at between $8 and $22 per square foot depending on the size, materials used, level built on, conditions of the area, and any extra options like built-in seating or stairs.
Cost Of Lumber To Build A Deck
For the most common woods used in decking, you can expect lumber costs to range from $6 to $8 per square foot. For premium hardwoods and composite materials, you can expect to pay anywhere from $20 to $35 per square foot.
Cost To Build A Deck Yourself
Building a 10x10 foot ground-level deck yourself would cost about $700 for the materials versus paying a professional around $2,200 total. You could use pressure-treated lumber to build a 16x16 foot deck for $1,500 or hire a contractor to do the labor for you for about $6,400.
Using premium materials for your DIY deck such as Trex, Ipe, or Tigerwood to build a 16x16 foot deck yourself would run about $5,100. To hire a deck builder instead would cost a total of about $13,620 for both labor and materials.
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Material Costs To Build A Deck
Material costs to build a deck range from $6 to $8 per square foot on average.
The three most popular materials for the construction of outdoor decks in the US are pressure-treated wood, hardwood, and recycled composite.
| Deck Material | Cost Per Square Foot |
|---|---|
| Bamboo | $3 – $4 |
| Cedar | $4 – $8 |
| Pressure-Treated Wood | $5 – $8 |
| Redwood | $7 – $8 |
| Tigerwood | $6 – $15 |
| Ipe | $10 – $15 |
| Composite Decking | $10 – $15 |
| Trex Decking | $8 – $20 |
The cost of materials provided is an average from across the country, and depending on where you live, you may experience slightly more or slightly less per square foot for your project.
Pressure Treated Deck Cost
On average, a pressure treated wood deck costs $6 per square foot for materials, or between $12 and $18 per square foot installed. Pressure-treated wood (PT) is used on almost 75% of all decks in the US today. Chemically treated under pressure, it is fabricated to make the wood more resistant to mold, insects, and rot.
Disadvantages
- Pressure-treated wood is generally made from low-grade fir or pine that tends to warp and crack over the long haul, and that creates the ongoing need for a rigid maintenance schedule.
- When pressure-treated wood meets water, any metal used in the construction of the deck like aluminum flashing, galvanized nails and screws, fasteners, joists, and deck hangers will begin to corrode. If left without being repaired will cause dangerous structural instability in your deck.
- If you elect to have pressure-treated wood used in your deck, you are signing up for a regular maintenance schedule that includes sanding, sealing, and staining.
Wood Deck Costs
The materials cost to build a deck with natural wood is between $3 and $15 per square foot with most homeowners spending $6 to $8 per square foot on average. Wood decks are beautiful and a top-choice for homeowners, however, they require more maintenance such as staining and sealing regularly. Here are the most common woods used for decking:
- Cedar – At $4 to $8 per square foot, cedar is naturally resistant to weathering, insects, and rot. It requires yearly maintenance of sanding, sealing, and staining.
- Bamboo – Bamboo is the cheapest material used in decking at an average cost of $3 per square foot. Like cedar, it requires annual maintenance to keep it healthy.
- Redwood – Redwood decking costs $7 per square foot and is the most common wood used in deck building. Without regular maintenance, it can develop mold and get damaged by the sun.
- Ipe – Ipe is a Brazilian hardwood that costs between $10 and $15 per square foot on average. It typically lasts over 40 years and resistant to mold. However, it's by far the most expensive wood to use.
- Tigerwood – Tigerwood is one of the most expensive hardwoods used in decking at an average cost of $6 – $15 per square foot. Like Ipe, it lasts longer than 25 years, and special tools are needed to drill holes into for installation.
Redwood Deck Cost
The most common type of natural wood used in deck building is the redwood from California. A redwood deck costs between $15 and $21 per square foot installed, and around $7 per square foot for just the materials. Redwood is just a little more per square foot than pressure-treated wood.
Pros
- You avoid all the downside of infused copper and the corrosion.
- It is just under half the cost of recycled composite lumber.
- Redwood is excellent for either painting or staining.
- It is naturally resistant to pests and fire.
- It does not warp easily and is long lasting.
Cons
- If your redwood deck isn’t maintained regularly with staining and sealing, it can develop mold and get damaged by the sun.
Cedar Decking Cost
Cedar decking costs between $4 and $8 per square foot for the materials depending on the grade selected. Cedar is a natural softwood that's offered as treated or untreated. Most of the time cedar planks are left untreated because of its natural resistance to weathering and rot.
Pros
- Cedar is one of the most cost-effective materials used in decking.
- Naturally resistant to weathering, rot, and wood-destroying insects such as termites.
- Cedar is easy to stain, seal, and will not warp from aging.
Cons
- Cedar boards are not as strong as other hardwoods which produce scratches and dents easily.
- Requires regularly yearly maintenance of sanding, staining, and sealing.
Ipe Decking Cost
Ipe, also know as Ironwood, is a Brazilian hardwood that costs between $10 and $15 per square foot on average.
Pros
- Ipe has a life expectancy of over 40 years.
- Ipe is three times harder than oak and won't scratch or dent like other kinds of wood.
- Ipe requires little maintenance, other than applying oil yearly.
Cons
- It requires special tools to drill holes into the wood and install
- Ipe can cost as much as three times as much as standard pressure-treated wood.
Composite Decking Cost
The average cost of composite decking ranges from $23 to $38 per square foot installed, and between $10 and $15 per square foot for just the materials. Most homeowners spend between $5,821 and $10,826 to install a 12’ x 24’ composite deck with railings.
Recycled composite is fabricated to look like real wood, and it's growing in popularity deck building material. It’s made from recycled plastic with two of the most common options including polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyvinyl chloride or PVC.
Pros
- It is generally one of the most expensive options.
- Will require very little maintenance
- Never splinters or rots
- Has no chemicals in it that will corrode metal fasteners
- Available in a range of colors
- Does not need to be stained or sealed
- Some composites are available as “hollow core” planks which allow for either electrical or audio cable to be run through the core.
Cons
- If the product gets dinged, it is not as easy to restore to its former glory as wood is because it cannot be sanded.
- In very high temperatures, it may be a warmer surface underfoot when compared to wood.
Trex Decking Cost
A typical 24’ x 12’ deck built with Trex decking costs between $4,244 and $10,826 for materials and installation.
Trex decking materials cost between $8 to $20 per square foot on average.
Pros
- Trex boards are naturally resistant to fading and staining, as well as mildew, mold, and even termites. Also, Trex boards won’t warp, rot, crack, split, or splinter.
- Trex offers a 25-year warranty on the product and its ability to remain stain and fade-free.
- There is no need to treat your deck for insects, stain, seal, or to waterproof it.
Cons
- Trex boards cannot be refinished or recolored.
- Like most composite solutions for decks, materials are more expensive.
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Additional Decking Options & Construction Costs
Decks can be customized to your exact preferences. Here's an average breakdown of costs to add bells and whistles to your deck:
| Deck Feature | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Portable Heaters | $100 – $500 |
| Fire Pit | $200, Custom built: $2,700 – $6,000 |
| Outdoor Fireplace | $1,500 – $6,500 |
| Railing | $26/linear foot |
| Privacy Screen | $20 per panel |
| Custom Screened In Deck | $600 – $3,500 |
| Patio Enclosures | $8,112 – $18,748 |
| Flooring | $2. 50/sqft – $14/sqft |
| Stain and Seal | $0.40/sqft |
| Pre-manufactured Seating | $350 – $1,100 |
| Custom Seating | $2,000 – $5,000 |
| Stairs & Steps | $210 – $290 |
| Planter Boxes | $120 each |
| Hot Tub | $4,000 – $15,000 |
| Sauna | $3,000 – $10,000 |
| Outdoor Shower | $800 – $1,000 ($4,000 with privacy enclosure) |
| Outdoor Kitchen w/ Sink | $1500 and up |
| Roofing / Pergola Framing | $0.70 – $1.30/sqft |
| Cover | $1,000 manual, $1,700 motorized |
| Deck Skirting | $30/sqft |
| Deck painting cost | $2 to $5 per square foot |
Cost To Build Deck Stairs
Adding stairs to your deck costs $150 more on average depending on the number of steps required.
A rough rule of thumb to calculate your final price is $40 per step. The addition of some steps will make a nice transition from the yard onto the deck. Depending on the size of the yard, one set may be sufficient, although you may choose to add the steps on either side of the deck.
| Number of Steps | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| 2 Steps | $110 – $165 |
| 3 Steps | $100 – $140 |
| 4 Steps | $140 – $190 |
The variance in cost depends on whether you want an open vertical space between each step or if you’d instead close it up with a matching riser. Also, concrete footing for each set of steps for support (excluding excavation) is $50.
Cost To Install Deck Railing
Depending on the material used in building your deck, the average cost to install deck railing is $20 per linear foot.
Normally a railing will not be on all four sides of the deck because one of the sides of the deck will be along the house. For a 42”-high handrail, one 2’ x 4’ horizontal top rail, and one 2’ x 6’ placed on the edge directly below the top rail, prices with balusters are:
| Deck Railing Material | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Pine, pressure treated | $15 per linear foot |
| Redwood, select heart | $19 per linear foot |
| Recycled composite lumber | $36 per linear foot |
Deck Fireplace & Fire Pit Cost
To add a fireplace or a fire pit to your deck, you can expect to spend between $200 and $500 for a store-bought heater, or between $2,700 and $6,500 for a custom built-in solution. There are many options to choose from, including the following:
| Heating Solution | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Tall Butane Heaters | $100 – $500 |
| Fire Pit | $200+ |
| Custom Fire Pit | $2,700 – $6,000 |
| Outdoor Fireplace | $1,500+ |
| Custom Outdoor Fireplace | $6,500+ |
- Fireplace options start with a small, wood-fired, self-enclosed metal structure with metal-mesh side panels that allow the heat to escape on all four sides.
- At around $1,000 for a firebox–which is like an indoor fireplace and only allows the heat out through the front.
- From between $1,400 and $6,500 for products typically mounted in a tall, vertical structure similar to an interior fireplace complete with its own chimney. These products are also available as wood-burning or gas-fired fireplaces.
Patio Enclosures Cost
The average cost of a patio enclosure is $900 for a pre-built kit or between $8,112 and $18,748 to enclose a deck or create a custom sunroom. At around $70 per square foot, you can either partially enclose or fully enclose your deck.
Screened In Deck Cost
The average cost to build a screened in porch on an existing deck is about $4.50 per square foot. This would bring you to a total of $600 for a small porch with basic materials up to $3,510 for a large wrap-around porch with high-end materials.
As a budget alternative, you can also choose to install a privacy netting screen. This is available to the consumer in 15’ x 3’ lengths and is almost 3 feet high. Generally, each panel will run around $20, will still need deck posts to tie to at each end, and will typically be attached to a top rail with screws and washers through grommets.
Deck Flooring Costs
Once your deck is built, you can add flooring at an average cost of between $2.50 and $4.00 per square foot installed, and even pay $1.00/SF extra to add diagonal pattern decking. Prices below are based on a deck with 200 square feet of area.
| Flooring Type | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Pine, 5/4” x 6” thick, pressure-treated deck flooring | $2.50/sqft |
| Redwood, 2” x 8” thick, select heart deck flooring | $4/sqft |
| Recycled, 5/4” x 6” thick, composite lumber decking | $8/sqft |
| Recycled composite lumber decking 2” x 8” thick | $14/sqft |
| Add for stain with sealer finish | $0. 40/sqft |
Additional cost for diagonal pattern decking
| Deck Flooring Type | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Pine decking, pressure treated | $0.40/sqft |
| Redwood decking | $0.70/sqft |
| Recycled composite lumber decking 5/4” x 6” thick | $1.00/sqft |
| Recycled composite lumber decking 2” x 8” thick | $1.90/sqft |
Built-In Deck Seating
Depending on your desire to go upscale with some unique custom designed seating designed and built by your installer, or to add your own bench style options, there will be something for every budget.
On the lower end of the spectrum, you can expect to pay:
- $350 to $1,100 to add premanufactured, waterproof bench-style seating
- $2,000 to $5,000 or more to have an L-shaped bench built and installed
Deck Planter Boxes
The average cost to add deck planter boxes is between $80 and $150 each depending on the type of materials.
Wide, narrow, rectangular planter boxes are available in wood, metal, and a range of plastic composites. Taller, deeper planter boxes which hold less are also available for roughly 15% less than the rectangular options.
- From $80 for wood
- From $120 for plastic
- From $150 for metal
Cost To Add Hot Tub To Deck
The average cost to install a hot tub to a deck is $4,000 and $15,000 depending on the size, features, and model. Depending on the number of people you want to accommodate in the hot tub; the number of jets; how long you want the product to last; the type of inner shell; and features like drink holders, colored LED lighting, etc., you will see a range of prices:
| Hot Tub Type | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Entry Level | $2,000 – $4,000 |
| Mid Level | $5,000 – $8,000 |
| High End | $9,000 – $12,000 |
| Luxury | $13,000 – $15,000 |
For the hot tub installation, you can simply set the hot tub right on top of the deck, or, if you have a slightly raised portion of the deck, it can be set down into a cutout.
If the hot tub is going to be recessed, then some form of entry will need to be created to provide access for any maintenance that the hot tub pumps or electrical setup might need.
Alternatively, building an outdoor sauna costs $5,500 to $34,000.
Outdoor Deck Shower Cost
Depending on the type of shower you want to install–allowing you and your family to rinse off after using the hot tub or pool–and the distance from the nearest water line, your costs will be:
- $800–$1,000 for a nice wall-mounted shower with a small 3’ by 3’ wood floor
- $4,000 or more if you want to install one with a privacy enclosure–like an interior shower
Outdoor Kitchen On Deck Costs
If you just want a sink cabinet and counter area that you place your grill next to, you are likely to spend:
- $600–$900 for an entry-level, medium-sized, mid-priced sink
- $1,500 and up for a larger sink with an exquisite faucet
- $7,000–$17,000 if you want to go all out and create a complete outdoor kitchen with a small fridge, counter space, and cabinets
Cost To Build Pergola or Roof Over Deck
The average price to build a roof over your deck, or add pergola framing is between $0.
70 and $1.30/sqft. Include $40 to $50 for supporting posts and concrete, and an additional $2.60 per square foot for flat asphalt roof covering. Another option is a manual deck cover which costs $500 to $1,500 or $1,700 and up for a motorized cover.
Cost To Install Deck Skirting
The average cost to install deck skirting is between $25 and $30 per square foot. Adding a skirt can finish out the look of the deck from your walking surface down to the ground and protect that space from large rodents.
- Trellis - $25/sqft
- Privacy fence style - $30/sqft
The finished product will look like a privacy fence–with little to no gap between the boards–or it will be more like a trellis with the wood in either a diamond or square configuration. A complete absence of gaps will rule out the space becoming home to rodents or snakes, while the trellis option is more suited to being a visual addition.
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Cost To Repair, Rebuild Or Replace Your Deck
With a natural wood deck, annual maintenance, repairs, and rebuilding is part of the game. With lots of upkeep, your wood decking can last 25 to 40 years before you need to replace. However, not maintaining your deck drastically reduces its lifetime down to 10 to 15 years.
Deck Repair Costs
Plan ahead for maintenance and deck repair costs, to include:
| Maintenance & Repair | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Damaged deck boards | $1,280 |
| Loose deck stairs | $150 – $300 |
| Missing deck nails | $5 – $10 |
| Mold, mildew, and rot | $200 – $500 |
| Damaged deck railing | $400 – $500 |
| Termite and pest treatment | $100 – $300 |
| Stain and seal | $3. 50/square foot |
Cost To Stain A Deck
The average cost to sand, stain, and seal a deck is $1 to $3 per square foot. If you only have a small area that needs to be repaired, you can buy the sealant and stain and complete that portion of the project in your own time.
- Stain – Available as an opaque or semi-opaque stain in acrylic latex, oil, or latex. Covers 400 square feet of wood surface and costs $30–$45 per gallon.
- Wood finish – Available as a transparent or waterproofing finish. Covers 400 square feet of wood surface and costs $16–$80 per gallon.
Cost To Seal A Deck
You should strive to reseal your deck annually. An average wood sealer costs about $20 per gallon and can easily be applied yourself.
- Wood water clear sealer – covers 225–325 square feet of sanded wood and 125 square feet for the initial coat on rough-sawn wood costs $16–$18 per gallon.
- Wood preservative – covers 100 to 300 square feet and costs $24–$29 per gallon.
Deck Removal Cost
On average, deck removal costs between $5 and $10 per square foot depending on the size and condition of the old deck. If you have a multi-level, built-in seating, or railing, removal prices will increase. An average 12x12 deck that consists of 144 square feet costs between $720 and $1,440 to remove.
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Estimating The Cost Of Building Your Deck
If you’re tired of walking out your back door and having nothing decent outside to relax on, never mind host a BBQ or enjoy a stint in the hot tub, a deck can meet your outdoor living space needs.
Build one level, or include some raised portions; stretch it the full width of the back of the house or contain it to the area by the back door. No matter how large you go, make sure it meets your home improvement needs.
Deck Size
The main thing you need to choose before you start is the size of the deck.
Standard advice is to make a deck a minimum 12’ by 12’ to make it a useable space for an average size family.
Many home builders will include an upgrade of a small 10’ x 10’ deck, but many people either regret going with one so little, or they upgrade before the home and deck are built.
In general, if you want a large deck, consider keeping it around the same size as the largest room in your house.
You may elect to have one or two raised portions on the deck and possibly add a hot tub, which will increase the deck’s visual appeal, cost, and the overall value of your property. Another option is to continue the deck to a second floor.
To get an idea of the size that fits your plan of use, look up the average sizes of furniture for the number of people you want to entertain. If you plan on having a dining section on the deck, then allow around 3’ around that table. Add square footage for any firepits, butane heaters, grills, or other accessories.
Ground Level Vs.
Second Story DeckIn general, a deck will be built no more than two inches below the bottom of the door used to access the deck.
Types of decks:
- Low elevation deck - for houses built at ground level
- Mid-elevation deck – for raised houses
- High-elevation deck – for split-level homes
A high-elevation deck with a space under it less than eight feet tall could be used for storage for lawnmowers and yard equipment. If the space is at least eight feet high, then you could create an additional living area with a deck floor and ceiling leaving a balcony for the top, which will add an additional cost per square foot.
HOA & Neighborhood Restrictions
Check with your local governing authorities and homeowner’s association, to see what regulations and building codes you need to adhere to, and to see if you need a building permit. Some restrictions are created to regulate the minimum distance between your deck and a well, a septic tank or its drain field, and even a neighbor’s house.
Taxes
Because the deck will increase the value of the home, it will also raise your property taxes. That amount will depend on the total cost of the project and your local property tax rate. Have a tax assessor come and inspect the deck once it’s built. It is not uncommon to be notified of any changes in your tax estimate while they are at your property.
Insurance
Policies will already allow for coverage of an additional deck when it is attached to your home, just like it would cover damage to a garage or any other attached structure within the covered hazards portion of the policy. While there are some differences between states, according to the Insurance Information Institute, most homeowner insurance policies cover standard hazards from weather damage, fire, and other damage.
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Deck Styles & Types
Size Options
- Dining Area Size – If your plans are more centered around eating on your deck, build your deck an average size of 12’ x 14’ to comfortably seat 6–8 people around a 48” round table and still have room around the table for foot traffic.
- Living Room Size – To replicate an average living room, build a deck of 16’ x 18’ or 12’ x 24’. With a deck of this size, you can furnish it with ample lounge chairs, a coffee table, and an outdoor sofa. Also, you could add an outdoor gas fireplace for the colder months. Alternatively, you could mix it up and have a love seat and table and chairs for four people.
Location Options
- Location relative to your house – The vast majority of decks will be constructed entirely against the house or via a connected patio.
- Intended deck use – Access to the deck from the back door is convenient and gives easy access to your indoor kitchen, but an additional extension to the deck could wrap around the side of the house–granting access via a door to the master bedroom and adding a separate quiet spot to relax in during the evening.
- Seclusion – While the back of the house is the most private location on your property to build a deck, some homes are built on alternating elevations that can put neighbors’ houses somewhat higher than yours.
It should be possible to increase the degree of private space with the installation of a lattice trellis on one or more sides of your deck, adding an extra layer of privacy. - Surrounding scenery – Consider adding an extension or elevated area if it will give you a chance to enjoy the view of nearby hills or woods.
- Direct sun exposure – If you live in a region that typically allows for more cold days than hot, then the ideal location for the deck is a spot where the sunlight falls for the majority of the day. Alternatively, if you live in a hotter region like Arizona or Texas, the typical preference would be a location with as much shade as possible during the day.
- Existing trees – Sometimes there could be one or more trees in the desired deck installation site. You may have to cut them down if that is permitted by local governing authorities. Depending on the maturity of the tree(s), though, it may be possible to incorporate the tree into the deck, resulting in a more organic relaxation zone.
- Wind – The most ideal location for your deck is one that has the least amount of wind regularly.
- Landscaping – If you were also planning to landscape the yard, schedule it at the same time as the deck design to make both the deck and the yard a fluid thing of beauty.
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Hiring a Deck Builder
Return On Investment
Professionally installed decks will almost certainly increase the value of the home. No matter if the housing market is up or down, the addition of a deck generally translates to a higher sales price for your home. In a survey conducted in the Remodeling magazine:
- In the mid-Atlantic region of the US, a wood deck addition of approx. $10,350 will get back up to 70% of the cost when the home is sold.
- A composite deck which cost approx. $15,580 will get back 68% at the time the home is sold.
When picking your final choice, make sure the company you select has as many of the following criteria as possible:
- High ratings and reviews on HomeGuide
- The bid includes all setup and cleanup
- The bid consists of a start and end date
- Licensed, insured, and bonded
- Excellent BBB rating
- More than five years of experience building decks
- An extensive portfolio of past decks completed
- Offer a warranty on parts and labor
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2022 Composite Decking Prices - Cost To Install Per Square Foot
Composite Decking Prices
The average cost of composite decking ranges from $20 to $38 per square foot with most homeowners spending between $5,821 and $10,826 to install a 12’ x 24’ composite deck with railings.
In comparison, a pressure-treated wood deck costs $15 to $25 per square foot while a cedar wood deck starts at $30 per square foot.
| National Average Cost | $8,064 |
| Minimum Cost | $5,821 |
| Maximum Cost | $10,826 |
| Average Range | $6,611 to $8,901 |
Table Of Contents
- Composite Decking Prices
- Composite Decking Cost Per Square Foot
- Composite Decking Cost Factors
- Composite Decking Vs. Wood Cost
- Composite Decking Pros and Cons
- Composite Decking Materials & Deck Boards
- Composite Deck Designs & Enhancements
- Trex Composite Decking Cost
- How To Save When Building
- Composite Deck Maintenance
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Finding A Deck Builder
- Deck Builders Near Me
Composite Decking Cost Per Square Foot
The national average cost of composite decking is $28 per square foot.
An entry-level deck costs about $20 per square foot installed, while a premium deck with high-end materials costs $38 per square foot or more.
A typical size of deck is around 12’ x 24’ or 288 sqft. The per square foot prices below include railings and a flat deck on a wood substructure.
| Composite Deck Quality | Cost Per Square Foot Installed | Average Total Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Entry-Level Composite Deck | $20 | $5,821 |
| National Average Cost | $28 | $8,064 |
| Premium Composite Deck | $38 | $10,826 |
How Much Is Composite Deck Boards?
On average, composite deck boards cost between $3.19 and $5.80 per linear foot for material costs only and does not include installation or any fastenings.
[1],[2] Each board is also 5.3/8” wide (5.375”), so including 10% for wastage, you’ll need to buy decking boards for 317 SF. (708 LF.) for an average 12’ x 24’ or 288 SF. deck.
| Deck Boards Type | Cost Per Linear Foot | Total Materials Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Polyethylene Plastic | $3.79 | $2,683 |
| PVC | $3.78 | $2,676 |
| Polypropylene Plastic | $3.19 – $5.80 | $2,259 – $4,106 |
Cost To Install Composite Decking
The average labor cost to install composite decking is $7.52 per square foot. A 24’ x 12’ (288 SF) deck will take an average of 34.5 hours to build with a labor cost of around $2,165 for a deck to be installed on an existing substructure. The labor to install a substructure, the deck, and the railings take an average of 50 hours, which brings you to an installation cost of $3,138.
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Composite Decking Cost Factors
The price of composite decking depends on many factors and materials alone range from $2–$5 per linear foot. The average cost to install a 12” x 24’ composite deck without rails, hot tub sections or planters is approx. $8,064.
While there’s no such thing as cheap composite decking, the ultimate cost of a composite deck depends on a few things, most of which are in your direct control, giving you the deciding factor in how much your deck will cost.
- Size of deck – The size and the design of your deck are crucial to coming in under budget. The larger your deck is, the more it will cost. For instance, if you shave 50 SF off your deck plans, you can save $1,150–$2,000 off the price.
- Angles of deck corners – The more creative your design is, the more it will cost. If your dream deck is the shape of a hexagon rather than a square, all those angle cuts will add to the installation cost at a price of about $60/hour.
- Structural Obstacles – If the deck is built around trees or other structures, that will add to the cost.
- Existing Substructure – If you don’t have an existing substructure, posts need to be 4 x 4, joists must be spaced 16” on center, and the wood needs to be pressure–treated lumber. This can cost an additional $4 per square foot.
- Accessories – Built-in lighting or plumbing (for a hot tub or shower) will quickly raise the cost. You’ll need to hire an electrician and a plumber for those projects at the expense of $60 to $90 per hour after the service fee.
- Remove the old deck – removing the old deck and hauling it away. A home demolition company can do it for you at $5–$15 per square foot.
- Grading/Leveling – If your new composite deck needs to be built on level ground, yard leveling costs $500 to $1,000 for a deck.
- Time of Year – If you want your deck installed in spring, just like everyone else, you’ll pay premium installation prices. If you can wait till late summer or fall, you could very well find a deal on installation costs.
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Composite Decking Vs. Wood Cost
The average cost of composite decking ranges from $20 to $38 per square foot depending on the quality of materials. In comparison, the cost to build a pressure-treated wood deck is $15 to $25 per square foot while a cedar wood deck starts at $30 per square foot.
| Decking Type | Average Price Per Square Foot |
|---|---|
| Composite | $20 – $38 |
| Pressure-Treated Wood | $15 – $25 |
| Cedar Wood | $30+ |
Benefits Of Composite Decking Vs.
WoodHomeowners are adding composite decks to their homes in preference to building a wooden deck, because of the many benefits of composite decking material, including its low maintenance and durability. Composite decking also increases your home resale value, and in spite of the high total cost, you can see a return of about 64% on your project expenses.
The lifespan of composite decking is twice that of real wood, which is why most composite manufacturers offer a 25-year warranty on their products.
The cost to build a deck is just the beginning. Over the life of a real wood deck, the cost of maintenance begins to add up until it surpasses that of composite decking. Real wood decks must be sealed, cleaned, sanded, stained, or painted on a regular basis to stay looking nice, and these things must happen every few years, depending on the weather and the use it gets.
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Composite Decking Pros and Cons
While composite decking may have an initial higher cost than wood plank decking, it has a longer life, avoiding many of the problems wood has.
These benefits explain how composite decking is more cost-effective vs. wood.
Pros
- Durability - Composite decking is made to withstand the weather. It’s manufactured from durable materials that won’t rot, warp, or splinter, and they are mildew and mold resistant.
- Bug Resistant - Insects don’t feed on it like they do with wood.
- Color Fast - It is fade and stain resistant.
- Eco-Friendly - It’s made from recyclable materials.
- Low-Maintenance - It’s maintenance free: no sanding, staining, painting, or sealing is needed.
- Installation friendly - It can be installed easily with a user-friendly interlocking system.
- Fire resistant
Cons
- Cost - The initial cost of installing a composite deck on your property is higher than wood. However, the low-maintenance cost for composite decking usually evens out those costs over time when compared to wood decks.
- Repair Costs - If you do incur some wind damage and receive some significant scrapes or scratches in your composite decking, it can’t just be sanded out. A board or tile will need to be replaced.
- Color Changes - You can’t change the color of your composite decking. What you order is what you’ll have for the life of your deck.
- Slippery - When it gets wet, some composite decking materials can be slippery. Test a few steps before walking in confidence.
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Composite Decking Materials & Deck Boards
Composite Decking Materials
There are three main types of composite decking materials to choose from. When making your decision, compare the advantages and disadvantages of each type:
- Polyethylene Plastic – This is created by mixing the polyethylene with wood fibers, grain hulls, or other filler material, along with some chemicals to aid in sealing the boards or tiles to protect against mold and mildew.
It costs $3.79 per linear foot. - PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) – PVC decking is also known as vinyl decking and costs $3.78 per linear foot. This product is made from composite decking materials, but it is encapsulated in PVC as it is manufactured. This provides protection from mildew, stains, fading from the sun, and scratching.
- Polypropylene Plastic – Polypropylene is used in higher-end composite decking materials and costs $3.19–$5.80 per linear foot. It’s resistant to heat and will not warp in prolonged moisture. It is more durable than polyethylene or PVC-based composite decking.
Solid & Hollow Composite Deck Boards
Composite decking will either be solid or hollow. Both have advantages and disadvantages, but both will build a strong and durable deck. [3]
| Solid Composite Decking Materials | Hollow Composite Decking Materials |
|---|---|
Approx. $2.82 per linear foot | Approx. $3.62 per linear foot |
| Are heavier, feeling more like real wood, but being heavier, they need more structural support. | Have ends with a tunnel-like design that’s not found in real wood. |
| Might expand and contract with temperature fluctuations, which can loosen fasteners and cause the boards to warp. | Being hollow, expansion and contraction doesn’t affect them as much. |
| Are very strong. | Are easily damaged during installation. |
| Look more like real wood, especially at the ends of the board. | Have a more uniform and manmade look to the boards. |
Grooved or Ungrooved Deck Boards
Grooved board have a channel on their sides so they can slide into each other and lock in place with deck fasteners. Prices start at $3.62 per linear foot. Ungrooved boards are installed with visible nails and start at $1.
55 per linear foot.
Colors of Composite Decking
Since you will have your composite decking for the lifetime of your deck or the time you live in the home, it’s best to choose a neutral color that will go with anything. Composite decking comes in natural colors in the brown and gray family. Names such as pebble and slate and mahogany are choices, as well as colors that look like natural wood such as teak or walnut. You can also choose composite decking by texture and wood grain pattern.
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There are many design enhancements when installing a deck which will add to your total cost. Railings and steps are the two most common additions, but you can also include custom built-in seating, add a place for a hot tub, and add roofing.
Naturally, if you decide to add any deviation from the standard rectangle shape and design, your costs will increase. Prices will go even higher if you need plumbing and electricity installation services.
Composite Decking Options
| Additional Options | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Railing | $36 per linear foot |
| Custom/built-in seating | $2,500 – $5,500 |
| Planter boxes | $120 each |
| Privacy screen | $45 per panel |
| Steps | $55 – $100 each |
| Roofing/Pergola framing | $2 per square foot |
| Trellis or skirt finish | $30 – $35 per square foot |
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Trex Composite Decking Cost
Many would say the best composite decking material is Trex.
An average 24’ x 12’ deck that is 288 square feet built with Trex decking costs between $4,244 and $10,826 for materials and installation. Trex decking materials cost $8.25 per square foot on average, while the average labor cost to install decking is $7.52 per square foot.
Trex Decking Cost Per Square Foot
Trex decking comes in a wide variety of colors, with three main product lines: the Trex Select, Trex Enhanced, and Trex Transcend which each come at a different price per square foot to meet your needs.
| Trex Decking Type | Material Costs Per Sq. Ft. | Labor Costs Per Sq. Ft. | Total Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average Range | $7.22 | $7.52 | $4,244 |
| High End | $26.69 | $10.90 | $10,826 |
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How To Save When Building A Composite Deck
There are some ways to save money on your composite deck.
- Install it yourself. Installation of a composite deck is much quicker and easier than installing a wood deck unless you have no substructure in place, and you can save $2,000–$3,000 by doing so. Preparing the site and installing footings may be more complicated. Consider hiring the professional to do that part, while you install the deck itself.
- Build your deck on level ground rather than a slope. It can cost about $300–$1,000 to level the soil properly before you begin.
- Choose hollow composite decking over solid. It’s about $0.80 per linear foot cheaper.
- Keep your design simple. Every corner requires more carpentry work and time.
- Build a smaller deck and save $20/$25 for every square foot you shave off it.
- Schedule your installation in the offseason. Many contractors will be more available, and potentially a bit more flexible on cost if you have the deck installed in the late fall or winter.
- Eliminate the need for electrical wiring for lighting or plumbing by forgoing any accessories that require lights or water.
- Remove the old deck yourself, but you will have to dispose of the old wood. It might be more cost effective to have your contractor do this compared to hiring a junk removal service for $5–$15 per square foot of debris.
- Spread out the cost. Some people plan to add a second level but are planning to do half now and half later to spread out the cost. However, it could end up being cheaper overall to get the entire project built at one time rather than have contractors come out again to do the second phase of construction.
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Composite Deck Maintenance
Composite decking care and maintenance is the easy part. Sweep it off, use the hose and maybe a little soap on a spill, and you’re good to go. If there happen to be greasy stains, you can get a deck cleaner designed for them. Clean your composite decking regularly for best results.
If you use your deck quite a bit, clean it monthly and clean up spills immediately.
For composite deck repairs, there is no sanding, sealing, or staining involved in keeping your composite decking looking tiptop. Painting or staining your composite deck is unnecessary because it’s already dyed all the way through, and if you start doing this, you will have to keep doing it regularly.
Read our tips on the cost to build a deck, neighborhood restrictions, safety measures before installation, higher property taxes, and insurance on your new deck.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to build a 12x24 deck?
On average, it costs between $9,320 and $11,005 for a PVC deck including installation that has 10 railing posts with a railing and deck footings. A similar deck using Trex composite decking will cost between $4,244 and $10,826, while a deck using pressure-treated wood will cost $6,244 to $7,373.
How much more expensive is composite decking than wood?
A pressure-treated wood deck will cost, on average, $15 to $25 per square foot while the composite deck will cost about $20 to $30 per square foot. The composite deck will cost more upfront, but the savings are in the maintenance cost over the years, and the composite deck will last longer than a wood deck.
How much does Trex decking cost per square foot?
Trex decking costs between $15 and $38 per square foot installed. The typical deck of 24 x 12 will run $4,245–$10,825 for both materials and installation.
How much does it cost to replace a wood deck with composite?
You can replace your existing wood deck with composite decking for about $22 per square foot. You’ll need to remove the old wood decking too for between $5 and $15 per square foot. [4]
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Finding A Deck Builder
There are pros and cons to both composite decking and pressure-treated wood decking.
Some people prefer the look of real wood and are willing to put in the time and money needed to maintain it. Others are happy with the faux-natural look of composite decking and simply don’t have the time to keep a real wood structure. Composite decking is also eco-friendly, being made from all recycled materials.
If you’re on the fence about which decking to choose and you don’t mind the initial cost, choose a composite deck. It will last for years—longer than a wood deck—and can be a bonus financially when it comes time to sell your home.
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References
[1] https://www.decks.com/how-to/330/composite-decking-brands---es-reports
[2] https://www.builddirect.com/Results?query=duralife
[3] Pricing is from builddirect.com
[4] https://www.hunker.com/12613329/deck-demolition-removal-cost
How much does it cost to install a wooden floor
Despite all the variety of floor coverings, in recent years more and more people prefer natural materials.
For this reason, wood flooring has gained such high popularity. Many people ask themselves: “Is it worth laying a wooden floor with your own hands or is it better to give preference to the services of professionals and how much will the service cost and how to decide on the choice of material? You will find detailed answers to all these questions below.
The floor in an apartment or house plays an important role. In order for it to serve for many years, you need to choose the right material and lay it with high quality. We propose to consider these points in more detail.
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| Is it worth laying the wooden floor yourself? | |
| Average prices for laying a wooden floor. | |
| What is wood flooring like? | |
Carrying out demolition work. | |
| The technology of laying a wooden floor on logs. | |
| How can I extend the life of my floor? |
The secrets of choosing a quality material
If you plan to install wooden planks as flooring, it is important to choose the right material. In this regard, the climate of the area of residence, the price and the expected level of load on the floor play a huge role. Naturally, the type of room where the floor will be equipped is one of the most important characteristics.
Softwood can be laid for small living spaces. It can be fir, pine, cedar or larch, which are easy to install. The price of such material is relatively small with high strength and durability.
A versatile and more expensive option would be oak boards. Alder and aspen are also often used for wooden floors.
Main selection criteria for wood
- The floor material must be dry, because if it is damp, the boards will lose their shape in the future.
If the boards are too dry, then after a while wait for them to deform. - Do not buy material if it has visible defects - tar stains, splits and defects that are unacceptable, even if the price for them is reduced.
- It is worth buying 10% more material, since the floor device has a certain percentage of rejects.
- It is better if the length of the board is 200 cm longer.
- When buying, make sure that the wood you buy is from the same lot. Thus, you will be sure that similar conditions are created for processing the board, so they must match in terms of pattern and color.
- It is better to use tongue-and-groove or edged wood for flooring. So you exclude grinding procedures, however, a meter of this material will cost more than a regular board, but flooring can be made easier from it.
Should I do my own wood flooring?
Most often, the process of laying a wooden floor includes the following steps:
- installation of a log;
- thermal insulation;
- subfloor installation;
- flooring with special leveling material;
- installation of a fine floor covering.
Depending on individual characteristics or the wishes of homeowners, the procedure may vary slightly.
Laying a wooden floor involves taking into account some features that an inexperienced person may simply not be aware of. For this reason, we recommend that you contact professionals who have been working in this field for a long time and find out how much it costs to install a wooden floor. In addition, special tools or equipment may be required.
Attention! If you do not have experience in performing these works, a violation of the technology will lead to the need for new repairs, which will increase your costs. Therefore, the involvement of craftsmen with extensive experience will be the best option in such a situation, especially if you do not have carpentry tools.
Does it make sense to use the services of a private master? Typically, services from such specialists are somewhat cheaper than the work of a team from a construction company.
But a private master in such situations does not provide any documents that confirm the fact of the conclusion of the transaction, as well as guarantees for the quality of work.
As a result, the quality of work remains on the conscience of the master himself. You should resort to the services of these specialists only if you have seen the quality and results of their work on the example of your acquaintances or friends.
Before laying the wooden floor, the old floor will need to be removed. This stage has a separate cost from specialists. Today, the average cost of dismantling a wooden floor is from $1 to $3.5 per m 2 . Dismantling tiles will cost $ 1.2-3.5 per m 2 .
As for the installation of the log, you will have to pay about $ 3-5 per linear meter for it. The cost of laying 1 m 2 parquet board will cost $8-10. You will have to pay $4-6 for a screed for m 2 .
Finished wooden floor installation costs $4-5, and skirting board installation costs $4-5 per linear meter.
It should also be noted that the cost of work largely depends on the region, as well as on the specific company. The cost is affected by the experience of specialists, the volume and complexity of work. The final cost is determined by the season of the year and specialists. If the repair is carried out in the summer, then the services of professionals in the installation of the floor will cost much more.
What should a wooden floor look like? The material has grooves on four sides. Moreover, standard boards are equipped with grooves exclusively on both sides. The length of such products is from 0.5 to 2 m. Demolition work Of course, it is better to use the services of specialists, especially if there is a shortage of resources, knowing in advance how much it costs to lay a wooden floor. As a rule, construction companies carry out such procedures faster and better than private traders. Well, to control the implementation of all work, you need to be aware of and understand how they will be carried out. The initial stage is the process of dismantling the old floor, which includes: Dismantling is completed by wet cleaning of the premises. Features of installing a wooden floor on logs There are several ways to lay a wooden floor: flooring on a solid base, on logs, on the ground, etc. Which of the options to choose, it is worth starting from your individual characteristics. The most common way is mounting on beams. In this case, it can be laid both on a concrete surface and on a dirt one. Before laying the logs, they should be allowed to lie down indoors for several days. Then they are discarded. Thus, you will exclude the possibility of deflection of the boards. The main advantage of this method lies in the possibility of hiding communication facilities and leveling the floor surface. The disadvantages include the undesirability of installation in rooms where there is a low ceiling level. A waterproofing layer must be laid directly under the deck, regardless of the type of substrate. Logs are attached to a brick or concrete base with glue or dowels. If fastening to a wooden base is required, long nails or self-tapping screws are used. How to increase the life of the floor? If you want wooden floors to last for many years and not give you trouble, make them more durable, improve their appearance and pay special attention to the last stage of work. In addition, thanks to the final measures, the level of strength, moisture resistance and resistance to temperature extremes increases. First of all, you need to sand the finished surface. This can be done with a floor standing or manual type machine. It is important that the joints between the boards are puttied. Next, the surface should be primed, as the paint or varnish adheres better and has good adhesion to the surface. We recommend giving preference to a one-component polymer varnish. It does not harm the body and dries in a short time, and it has no smell. If you involve professionals, then before starting work, you should check with the company's specialists not only the question of how much the laying of a wooden floor will cost, but also ask how long the work will take. It is good if you sign a contract indicating all the guarantees and conditions for the services rendered. Sanding a wooden floor is a procedure that results in a perfectly smooth, shiny surface of any natural wood flooring.
For the other two layers, less expensive wood is used. As a result, the cost of these products will be at a fairly acceptable level.
Do not forget about the treatment of the lag with water-repellent compounds and solutions. 
To do this, use putty both water-based and polymer-based. Moreover, the polymer will be more preferable, since it shrinks less and is more elastic. Floor grinding - prices per m2 in Moscow for polishing a wooden floor at Service Parket
It is acceptable for both worn, used flooring and new flooring. In the first case, the renovation, restoration of the floor is carried out, in the second - preparation for the application of protective equipment. Features of the service
Sanding a board is not as easy as it might seem at first glance. Professional masters of the company "Service Parquet" have thoroughly studied the technology, use specialized equipment, so that grinding is fast, with an excellent result in the end.
Both electric and hand tools are used for floor grinding.
Stages:
- first, the floor is roughened, the old varnish layer is cut off along with a small layer of wood
- then a thinner, gentle sandpaper is used, which gently erases all the bumps and defects in the flooring.
Compliance with the rules, taking into account the characteristics of the flooring, will allow you to put in order even the most neglected, old floor.
Tariffs
We have tried to develop favorable tariff offers for our clients. The price varies depending on the features of the work, the types of materials used. Depending on what kind of wooden floor needs to be put in order, as well as taking into account the operational features of the coating, we can offer interesting options for a range of services for the restoration of wood flooring.
| Services | Cost |
| Sanding and sanding with a German Hummel belt machine | 160 rub/m 2 |
| Sanding and sanding with a German machine in hard-to-reach places Flip | 40 rub/m 2 |
| Grinding with a three-disc German machine Trio | 120 rub/m 2 |
| Polishing with manual orbital vibrator | 90 rub/m 2 |
| Sanding corners with a delta sander at the junction of skirting boards | 50 rub/corner |
| Crack filling (puttying) | 90 rub/m 2 |
| Dark Primer | 50 rub/m 2 |
| Intermediate lacquer sanding (manual) | free |
| Intermediate sanding Columbus | 150 rub/m 2 |
| 3 coats of odorless water-based quick-drying varnish | 90 rub/m 2 |
| 3 coats of polyurethane alkyd lacquer with scent | 150 rub/m 2 |
| 2 coats of colorless oil | 150 rub/m 2 |
| Parquet tinting | 650 rub/m 2 |
| Gel coat between coats | 150 rub/m 2 |
| Skirting installation: wooden/plastic | from 180/150 rub/m |
| Skirting board varnished / oiled | 50 rub/m |
| Remove/move heavy furniture | 300/500 rub/m 2 |
| Walking around furniture when polishing parquet | 150 rub/m 2 |
| Delivery of equipment/materials in Moscow | free |
| Delivery of equipment/materials outside the Moscow Ring Road | 40 rub/km |
| Cleaning and waste disposal | free |
When treatment is needed
Any wooden floor consists of a certain number of components.
Parquet dies or large-format boards must form an immaculately flat surface. Over time, some details sag, a creak appears, various defects. All these troubles can be easily eliminated with the help of a wooden floor grinding service.
Thus, the main goals of grinding any wooden floor are: elimination of deformations and defects, cutting off the old paintwork, and with it dirt and stains. The result of the work is a complete restoration of the flooring, an ideal appearance.
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By calling the Service Parket company, each customer receives professional advice on the floor grinding service. The technician can come for a preliminary inspection on the day of the call, the master - the very next day to provide the service.
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To order, please call the specified phone number or write to the managers in the dialog box on the site.
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Reviews
Customer reviewsVideo reviewsThanks 01/09/2021 | Anna
For a long time I was looking for a good company on the Internet, I wanted everything to be done quickly and at an affordable price, but my friends recommended Service Parquet to me. I want to thank Service Parquet for the excellent personal work! When accepting an order, they answered all my questions, helped me decide on a set...
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07/29/2020 | Ivan
Completed the work on time.
Satisfied with the result.
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05/27/2020 | Svetlana
We applied for the parquet scraping service at the end of April 2020, they did it on May 8-9, 2020, master Magomed.
Type of scraping, varnish, all the nuances were discussed with the manager in WhatsApp, very convenient. The room is small, about 10 squares, done in two days, because. there was a lot of putty (not very good condition pa...
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03/06/2020 | Olga
This is the first firm in which a disgusting attitude towards customers.
The only adequate manager is Anna.
Senior manager Marina Nikitina fully corresponds to the company itself - she collects gossip, lies and pours mud, is rude and throws away her pipes.
Worse relationship I have not yet ...
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10/27/2019 | Elena
We would like to express our gratitude to master Yuri for the professionally performed work.
We are very satisfied with the result, if only there were more such employees. Please reward an employee of the company.
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09/17/2019 | Vladimir
Trouble happened, a pipe broke, flooded the floor in the room. A week later, the parquet in the center of the room swelled. Contact Service Parquet. Manager Anna clearly organized the repair process, with control calls. Master Eugene with an assistant corrected the consequences of the flood (dismantling, pruning, laying...
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09/16/2019 | Yuriy
I liked working with Service Parquet:
first of all, we took on a small volume - I had to remove the varnish from 15m2 of piece parquet and sand the surface to apply oil. He applied the oil himself;
secondly, efficiency - I made an order on Thursday, and on Saturday they already got to work;
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08/15/2019 | Svetlana
I ordered the service of grinding and varnishing, agreed on a certain day, the night before they had to call back and clarify the time of arrival of the master, the time is 19.30 there is no call, I call myself - the manager Marina (according to her, she has been working in the company for 8 years) hung up, then the phone switched off, at 9...
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02/13/2019 | Daria Potapova
Probably, there are no others like it. At least it is difficult to find such a good combination of prices and quality of parquet restoration services, as here, in SERVICE PARQUET. I liked their professionalism, and the equipment also pleased. The tool used is modern and powerful. Combined with professional...
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12/07/2018 | Oleg
Please call back by phone 8 (499) 322-46-85, Sorry, the station has hung up, wait for the operator's answer, Oleg.
