How Much Does a Deck Cost? Here's what to expect

This might seem obvious, but the width, length, and shape of a deck is quite an important factor. A larger deck requires more planning, time, and materials. As a general rule, a larger deck will end up costing less per square foot.

Aside from the deck itself, stairs are one of the most expensive features of a new deck. Adding a straight staircase to a second-story deck can cost anywhere from $6,000 to $9,000. Adding a landing can double the overall cost of the staircase.

Not all decks are created equal. When you choose Integrous, you can rest assured knowing that your deck will be designed, constructed, and finished to the highest standards in the industry. No corners cut, no exceptions. Which is why we can back all our work and products with a comprehensive, five-year warranty.

Building a deck is one thing: ensuring it’s up to code is another. The good news for you is that we’re experts at both, and we can handle it all for you. To learn more about the importance of permits and inspections, check out our article on the topic here.

If your location gets a lot of direct sunlight, a roof or pergola can be an excellent choice to ensure year-round comfort and protection. We can also add fencing or railing to your deck for added security.

With a little help from the Integrous team, you’ll be all set up to make your new outdoor oasis even more inviting. We can design your deck to accommodate hot tubs, fireplaces or fire pits, built-in seating, entertainment systems, grills, outdoor kitchens, and more.