Trusted Deck Building Colorado Springs
With 20+ years of hands-on experience, we design, build, and restore decks that hold up against Colorado’s unpredictable climate — from intense summer sun to heavy winter snow loads. We get it: choosing materials, styles, and staying within budget feels overwhelming, especially with low-quality “one size fits all” decks flooding the market. That’s not how we work. Every project such as Deck building and repairing is custom, every detail built to last, guided by real project photos and honest planning — so your finished deck reflects your lifestyle, not a template. Call us today at +1 (719) 247-7426 for your free, no-obligation consultation.
Why Choose Us?
- We are trusted deck builder in Colorado Spring with 20+ Years of Local Deck Building Experience
- Custom Designs Built for Colorado’s Climate
- Free, No-Obligation Consultation & Honest Pricing
- Quality Materials & Craftsmanship Built to Last
- Work with any budget
Deck Repair & Fixing
Custom Composite Decks
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Our Process
Our Seamless Process for Superior Craftsmanship
From your first call to the final walkthrough, our proven process combines integrity, experience, and superior workmanship to deliver a deck built to last.
Free Quote
We start by understanding your goals and vision, guiding you through material, design, and budget decisions with honest, no-obligation pricing.
Design & Build
Using the finest materials and proven craftsmanship, we personalize every detail to match your lifestyle and Colorado's unique climate.
Enjoy
Relax and enjoy your new outdoor living space — built with integrity, designed to last, and ready for family, friends, and memories.
The Story Behind Our Craftsmanship
We’re Colorado Springs’ trusted deck building company, blending an old-fashioned, hands-on approach with a modern twist of technology and design. Our philosophy is simple: you think it, we create it — because for us, custom isn’t enough. With proven systems of problem-solving and a deep commitment to integrity, values, and honest communication, we treat every project as more than just a deck — we bring the comfort and style of your home outdoors. From design to final walkthrough, our goal is a finished space you’re proud to share with family, friends, and neighbors for years to come.
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FAQs Section
How much should a 20x20 deck cost?
A 20×20 deck — that’s 400 square feet of outdoor space — typically costs between $16,000 and $24,000 for a professionally installed deck, though the final price can range anywhere from $10,000 on the low end (basic pressure-treated wood) to $32,000+ on the high end (premium composite or hardwood with custom features). But total cost depends on the factors such as Material choice, Labor costs, and Design complexity.
How much does a 14x20 deck cost to build?
A 14×20 deck — 280 square feet of outdoor space — typically costs between $11,200 and $16,800 to build with professional installation, though pricing can range from around $8,000 (basic pressure-treated wood) to $20,000+ (premium composite or hardwood with custom features). But deck costs also depends on several factors such as Material choice, Labor costs, and Design complexity.
Can you build a deck for $5000?
A $5,000 budget can realistically cover a small deck (around 100-150 square feet) using basic pressure-treated wood, especially for a simple, ground-level, freestanding design. Larger decks, composite materials, or elevated structures will exceed this budget.
What is the 3/4/5 rule for decks?
The 3-4-5 rule is a method builders use to check that a deck’s corners are perfectly square (90 degrees) without specialized tools. Measure 3 feet along one side and 4 feet along the adjoining side from the same corner — if the diagonal distance between those two points equals exactly 5 feet, the corner is square.
Is it cheaper to pour concrete or build a deck?
Generally, a concrete patio is cheaper than a deck, averaging $6-$17 per square foot installed compared to $25-$50+ per square foot for a deck. However, decks often add more home resale value and work better on sloped or uneven lots where concrete isn’t practical.
What is the best time of year to build a deck?
Late fall through winter (off-peak season) is typically the best time to build a deck, since contractors are less busy and labor costs can be 10-15% lower. However, in Colorado Springs, cold weather and frozen ground can complicate footing installation, so early spring is also a popular choice before the busy summer rush begins.
What is the largest deck without a permit?
In Colorado Springs, a deck can be built without a permit if it’s under 200 square feet, no more than 30 inches above grade, not attached to the house, and doesn’t serve as the main entry/exit door. Even permit-exempt decks must still meet building code standards.
What should a 12x24 deck cost?
A 12×24 deck covers 288 square feet, and at $25-$50 per square foot installed, it typically costs between $7,200 and $14,400, depending on material choice and design complexity.
Does replacing a deck add value to your home?
Yes — according to the National Association of Realtors’ 2023 Remodeling Impact Report, homeowners recover roughly 89% of the cost of a new wood deck when they sell, making it one of the better-returning home improvement projects.
Does Home Depot draw deck plans?
Home Depot offers a free online deck design tool that lets homeowners create basic layouts, but it doesn’t provide stamped structural/engineering plans required for permits. For permit-ready plans, you’ll need a contractor or licensed designer.
Which is cheaper, TimberTech or Trex?
Both brands are similarly priced overall, generally falling in the $45-$70+ per square foot installed range. TimberTech’s entry-level lines tend to be slightly more affordable than Trex’s comparable tier, though pricing varies by specific product line, color, and region — getting quotes for both is the best way to compare for your project.