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I am thinking of building a two tiered deck. The first is a 10 by 8 and the second is 16 by 16. The height of the small deck is 36 in with two to three steps going down to the large deck. How much would that cost if I want it out of pressure treated lumber? and how much is I want the deck boards to be out of cedar?
I'm looking to get a quote on a deck teardown and rebuild. It's about 200-250 sqft I'd say, on blocks. House is a 1993 build and I'm not sure how old the current deck is, but it's rotting in several places and getting dangerous.Email or send me a text any time of day. Thanks, Craig
Hello,
I have a wooden "deck" construction on the water in Kingston, just North of the 401, on Colonel-By-Lake.
Currently, this is a "deck/dock" built along the shoreline. I access it by going down a series of stairs. The landing from the stairs is about 10 feet wide by 16 feet long.
There's also narrow section, in very bad shape, about 4 feet wide by 10 feet long.
It's currently built on pipes that sit on the shallow end of the rocks.
I'm looking to changing the last flight of stairs (landing on the deck/dock) and the bottom deck/dock.
I've contacted a few dock builders, that tell me that this is not the type of job that they do. They recommended dealing with a deck-building company.
Is it possible to get a quote?
Regards,
Laurent
Good Evening,
I am jsut posted to Kingston with the miltary and have purchased a moblie home that is on the base. It was a good price but there is some work that I would like done and to start on the 26th of August. According to the home inspection I need the following and have listed them in priorty of what I would like finished first. (I do not take possesion until the 25th of August but I am coming down on a fast trip the 9th to 11th) and hoping that I can meet and go over the project, I have a final walk through so I can get pictures and square footage that day)
Siding/ Insluation - it is old and there is some gaps that there is some exposed areas so would like to freshen up and replace so that I can ensure insluation is protected.
Deck - was not done very well and I would like to look at fixing the stairs, expanding or just replacing the whole thing with a proper deck.
Plumbing - we think there may be some old pipes that are not up to code and I would like to look at replacement before the winter to ensure there is no freezing etc.
roof - to replace shingles or replace the roof to ensure that once again there is no problems over the winter.
I am in the miltary and would like to ensure that this place is updated. The house is approx 1100 sq ft and is at least 12 years old. It is located on base, I have a set amount that I can spend but would like to get an idea of cost so to determine what I can do first. I would like at least 1 to 2 projects completed before the end of sept.
thank you
Require a rear deck for 978 Redwood Crescent. Deck would be approximately 20 X 16 with another attached deck of 8X10. There is an existing deck of 10X 8 that the deck would surround. The deck would be of PS wood and be supported by Deck blocks. As the yard has a slope to it the blocks would have to be set into the ground along the rear wall with the beam top at ground level and the joists sitting at ground level along the rear wall.
We courrently have a deck that is 10 ft x 12 ft and 8ft off the ground. It also has a railing about 3 ft high around the deck. The support poles holding it up are on cement blocks that sit above the ground and we are told this is not to code.
There is also a staircase going down into the backyard. We would like to have the deck enlarged to cover the whole back of our house which would be approx. 10 ft x 24ft. The deck is made of wood and our house is approx 13 yrs old.
Although the inspector did not "red flag" it, it is mentionned in my report the following:
"Deck posts are not resting on proper footings extending down below the frost line which may make the deck prone to heaving/settling. Deck appears level at time of inspection."
Hello,
I am looking for someone to replace 2 windows, install new flooring in my kitchen, small bathroom and front hall and replace my aging deck in my older home.
Window 1 in dining room roughly 33”x 64”
Window 2 in kitchen is roughly 33”x 33”
Front hall is 16’L by almost 4’W with a small section that is 7’W.
Kitchen is 15’L x 5’W with a small section which wraps around a counter.
Deck is 14’L x 18’ W
We would like a small deck built to replace the builders basic deck that is currently in our backyard. The largest portion of the deck would be approx 16' x 16' with a new staircase/landing and connection piece to the aforementioned section. This deck would be completed using composite decking and is low to the ground. We would like the project completed no later than mid May 2016 and our budget is approx $5K but can be negotiated as necessary.
We plan to build a small deck (approx 5x6 feet) with steps descending to the left and right as you walk out the patio door. The door is approx 3 feet above the ground. This deck would serve as a walk-out space, level with the kitchen floor that will allow you to descend either to the left, down onto the patio, or to the right onto the path around the side of the house. This part of the project is the primary focus.
Additionally we plan (depending on the cost) to construct a rectangular patio against the house (against the left half of the house as you walk out the patio door). The patio will measure approx 21x14 feet (with the length spanning from the steps mentioned above all the way to the side of the house, and the width extending out from the house). At some points along the perimeter we plan to have a few raised stone planters, with a couple gaps to give access to the grass area beyond. We plan for the patio to be stone, but we have not yet explored options. We do know that we prefer larger stones (i.e. 1-2 feet). Another addition would be a pergola over the patio, but that may be a future project. If we plan for this in the future, would the future requirement for footings interfere with the patio?
There is currently no path along the side of the house (right side as you walk out the door) and we are concerned that installing the deck steps now may interfere with this future project. Any advice on this would be appreciated.
Hi there, have a commercial building in Kingston, Ontario which has a wrapped around deck that sits on cribs. About 20 years ago, one of the large shipping boats clipped the corner of the deck and over time is has slowly started to sag.
We are looking for a company to repair the existing deck / structure. We believe the job requires propping / jacking up the parts of the decks that are sagging and replacing / fixing the deck as needed.
I can supply photos if needed.
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