Decks
Starting at $15,000
Decks
A deck is the bridge between your back door and the rest of the yard, a flat, level surface that adds usable square footage you can grill on, eat on, and entertain on without ever stepping into the grass. We build cedar, treated lumber, and composite decks at every level: ground-hugging platforms, second-story walkouts, multi-level layouts with stairs and landings, and wrap-around builds that turn an awkward corner of the house into the best spot on the property. The material you pick shapes the maintenance: cedar weathers to a silver-grey and needs a stain refresh every few years, composite holds its color for decades and skips the sanding. Either way, a good deck adds resale value and gets used the moment it's done.
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Investment
Most builds land between $20,000 and $35,000
- Square footage
- Cedar vs composite tier
- Railing style (cable, aluminum, wood)
- Height above grade and stair runs
- Multi-level or wrap-around layouts
- Lighting, benches, and screening
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Real backyards, real builds.
Every deck is sized to the house, the yard, and the way the family is going to use it. Here's a few from the last couple of seasons across the metro.
Deck questions.
How much does a deck cost in Kansas City?
Cedar, treated lumber, and composite decks start around $15,000. Most builds land between $20,000 and $35,000 depending on square footage, material tier, height above grade, and railing style.
What decking materials do you offer?
Cedar, treated lumber, and composite like Trex. We'll walk you through the up-front cost and long-term upkeep of each so you pick the one that fits how you'll actually use the deck.
What railing options are there?
Wood, cable, glass panels, and aluminum top rail. The railing is one of the biggest style and budget levers on a deck, so we lay out the options early.
Can you build on a sloped or elevated yard?
Yes. We handle raised decks and grade changes with proper footings and framing so the structure is solid no matter what the yard is doing.
How long does a deck take to build?
Most decks run one to two weeks on site. From signing to finished is typically four to eight weeks.
Talk through your deck.
One conversation tells us what you're picturing and tells you what it'd cost. No hard sell, no pressure to move forward. We're easy to talk to.