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How the Seattle Deck Prices on This Site Are Compiled

Every deck price on this site is a range drawn from the price pages Seattle-area contractors publish themselves, checked and dated. It shows what a fair quote tends to look like. It is not a quote for your deck.

Reviewed by: Patrik Lorentzson, Editor, Seattle Quality Decks · Last reviewed

General information only, not advice for your project. Seattle Quality Decks does not advise on, design or manage projects; the contractor you choose does.

Where do the Seattle deck ranges come from?

From contractors' own published prices across Seattle, the Eastside and Snohomish County, collected on September 17, 2026. Each range in the deck cost guide rests on three to five local price pages: composite at $40–$75 per square foot installed, cedar at $34–$45, any material at $40–$110 and tear-out at $3–$8. Every page behind a range is named in the Sources list at the bottom of the page that uses it.

Is a range the same as an average?

Close, but more useful. A range runs from the typical low figure to the typical high figure those builders publish for installed work, so it shows the spread instead of hiding it in one number. A figure only one builder publishes, such as a 12 by 16 foot deck near $10,500, is shown as that builder's example, not as the Seattle price.

What is kept out of the Seattle ranges?

Anything that is not an installed deck price from a Seattle-area contractor. Material-only prices, such as $2–$4 per sq ft for pressure-treated boards, are shown on their own because they leave out labor, which is most of a Seattle deck's cost. Permit fees are handled separately in the permit guide.

Why can't a range price my deck?

Because your yard sets the price. Height above the ground, a sloped lot, footings, the railing length, stairs, the old deck coming out and access for materials all move a deck by thousands of dollars. Only a pro who sees the site can quote it; send a request and our vetted local deck pro puts that number in writing.

How are the prices kept current?

Each range carries the date it was collected. When the sources are checked again and a figure moves, the new range and its date replace the old one in the cost guide, and the change is logged on the deck price updates page.

Sources

  • Star Construction: Deck builders Seattle (pricing), September 17, 2026
  • Orca Roofing & Construction: Composite decking in Puget Sound, September 17, 2026
  • Orca Roofing & Construction: Seattle deck cost guide (2026), September 17, 2026
  • Contour Fence: Deck installation cost Seattle (2026), September 17, 2026
  • Pelletier Construction: Custom decks (Eastside pricing), September 17, 2026
  • GP General Corp: Composite deck cost, Snohomish County, September 17, 2026
  • Master Decks: How much does it cost to build a deck?, September 17, 2026
  • Tool and Trade: Deck cost in the Everett area, September 17, 2026
  • Kolmo: Seattle deck cost 2026, September 17, 2026

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