Estimate Your Project Cost
Get a ballpark price for your deck, pergola, porch, patio or outdoor kitchen in a few quick steps.
Estimates are a starting point. Final pricing is confirmed after an on-site consultation.
Decking Materials Comparison
Choose the right material for your deck based on budget, aesthetics, and maintenance tolerance.
Pressure-Treated Wood
Chemically treated pine or fir, resistant to rot and insects.
Pros
- Budget-friendly initial investment
- Classic natural wood appearance
- Easy to customize with stains/sealers
- Wide availability
Cons
- Requires annual sealing & staining
- Splinters over time
- May warp or twist
- Shorter lifespan (15–20 years)
Cedar Wood
Beautiful, naturally rot-resistant softwood with superior aesthetics.
Pros
- Stunning natural appearance
- Naturally insect & rot-resistant
- Aromatic, luxurious feel
- Weathers beautifully
Cons
- Higher initial cost
- Requires regular maintenance
- Can gray or weather if not sealed
- Moderate lifespan (20–25 years)
Composite Decking
Engineered blend of wood fibers & plastic—no maintenance required.
Pros
- Virtually maintenance-free
- Won’t rot, splinter, or fade significantly
- 40+ year lifespan
- Eco-friendly (recycled materials)
Cons
- Higher upfront cost
- Can fade in direct sunlight
- May be hotter underfoot in summer
- Less ‘natural wood’ feel
Not sure which material is right for you? Let our estimator help guide your decision.
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Cost & Estimate Questions
How much does an outdoor living project cost?
Costs vary based on size, materials, and features. Smaller projects cost less, while full outdoor living builds require a larger investment.
How much does it cost to build a deck?
Deck costs vary depending on size, materials, and design features. Composite decks generally cost more upfront but require far less maintenance over time.
Is composite decking worth the cost?
Composite decking costs more upfront but lasts longer, resists rot, and requires less maintenance than wood. We find that the break-even point—when maintenance costs for wood exceed the upfront cost of composite—is around 5–6 years. If you plan to stay in your home longer than that, composite is usually the better choice.
Do you offer free estimates?
Yes, we provide free consultations and estimates for all projects. After that we have paid options for 3D models.
Do you offer financing for decks and patio covers?
Yes, we provide financing options so you can spread payments out.
Ready to Build Your Dream Outdoor Space?
Whether you’re in Fairhope, Daphne, or Gulf Shores, our team is ready to bring your vision to life.
