Spagnotti Contracting handles new deck construction, replacement, repairs, and outdoor living upgrades for Omaha-area homeowners.
DECK PRICING
Deck pricing depends on size, materials, height, framing requirements, stairs, railings, demolition, access, site conditions, and overall design complexity. The planning ranges below can help homeowners understand the typical investment before requesting a detailed proposal.
Pressure-Treated Wood Deck
Typically $35–$50
per sq. ft.
For straightforward residential deck construction using pressure-treated framing and decking under normal access and site conditions.
Composite Deck
Typically $50–$70
per sq. ft.
For low-maintenance composite decking installed over pressure-treated framing with a standard residential layout and design.
Elevated, Multi-Level, or Custom Deck
Custom Proposal
For second-story decks, complex stairs, premium railings, unusual shapes, difficult access, roof structures, multiple levels, or substantial site preparation.
12 × 12 Deck
144 square feet
Pressure-treated wood
Approximately $5,000–$7,200
Composite
Approximately $7,200–$10,100
12 × 20 Deck
240 square feet
Pressure-treated wood
Approximately $8,400–$12,000
Composite
Approximately $12,000–$16,800
These totals are general planning examples based on the square-foot ranges above. Extensive stairs, elevated construction, premium railings, demolition, difficult access, permits, structural requirements, and custom design features may increase the final price.
Deck repair pricing depends on the damaged components, existing structural conditions, access, materials, and whether the work affects the safety or stability of the deck.
Standard Deck Repair
$795
and up per service visit
For limited repair work under normal access conditions, such as replacing several accessible deck boards, repairing a small railing section, replacing stair treads, correcting hardware, or completing localized trim or fascia repairs.
Structural or More Involved Deck Repair
$1,495
and up
For repairs involving posts, beams, joists, footings, stairs, larger railing sections, significant rot, multiple damaged areas, or work requiring additional labor, materials, or visits.
Deck Resurfacing
Custom Proposal
Existing deck frames must be inspected before resurfacing. Pricing depends on whether the footings, posts, beams, joists, ledger, stairs, connections, and other structural components can safely remain.
Published pricing is intended for initial planning only. Final deck proposals are based on measured dimensions, material selection, framing design, height, stairs, railings, demolition, permits, access, soil and footing conditions, existing structural conditions, and project complexity. Rotten framing, concealed damage, engineering requirements, utility conflicts, specialty materials, roof structures, lighting, electrical work, and extensive site preparation are quoted separately.
Deck problems often go unnoticed until they affect safety or usability. These are common signs Omaha homeowners notice before scheduling an inspection or repair.
Soft, spongy, or rotting boards
Loose or wobbly railings
Visible cracks or splitting wood
Nails or screws popping up
Gaps or separation between boards
Structural sagging or unevenness
Deck age of 15 to 20 years or more
Peeling or worn stain and finish
Every replacement covers the full deck structure, not just the surface boards. Here’s what’s included on every Spagnotti Contracting deck replacement.
1
Discuss Your Deck Project
Review size, layout, elevation, railings, stairs, and how you plan to use the space.
2
Measure and Plan the Layout
Evaluate the property, confirm footing locations, measure the space, and plan attachment points.
3
Choose Materials and Receive a Proposal
Review decking material, railing style, and other options before receiving a written proposal.
4
Coordinate the Build
Confirm scheduling, material delivery, permitting if required, and site preparation.
5
Build and Walk Through the Project
Complete the deck, clean the work area, and review railings, stairs, and finished work.
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How much does a new deck cost in Omaha?
Deck pricing depends on size, height, materials, railings, stairs, and design complexity. An inspection or design conversation is needed before providing an accurate written estimate.
How do I know if I need a repair or a full replacement?
Isolated rot, a few loose boards, or minor railing issues may be repairable. Widespread rot, structural damage, or an aging deck may make replacement more practical. We evaluate the deck and explain the available options.
What decking materials do you install?
Material recommendations depend on the home, budget, appearance, maintenance preferences, and product availability. Available options can be reviewed during the estimate process.
How long does a new deck take to build?
Many residential decks can be completed within several days to a couple of weeks, depending on size, height, and design complexity.
Do you build custom deck features like pergolas or built-in seating?
Yes. Custom features can often be incorporated into a deck project depending on design, structure, and budget.
Do you perform smaller deck repairs?
Yes. Repair work may include loose boards, railings, stairs, framing, and other targeted deck concerns.
Planning a new deck, or replacing a tired one? Here’s a look at what actually gets inspected before a deck project starts.