Custom Decks in Farragut, TN

Deck pricing varies significantly with size, height, material, and railing choice. As rough ranges in the Knoxville market: a small ground-level pressure-treated wood deck typically starts in the low-to-mid four figures; a mid-size composite deck (Trex, TimberTech, or Deckorators) typically runs $15,000-$35,000; and larger multi-level or covered composite projects can run $40,000-$80,000 or more. We provide a written, itemized estimate after a remote or on-site consultation so you can see the cost of each material, the railing system, and labor broken out.

A standard pressure-treated wood deck typically takes 1-3 days of on-site construction once we break ground, depending on size and complexity. A composite deck (Trex, TimberTech, Deckorators) typically takes 2-6 weeks end-to-end including material lead time, with on-site construction itself often running 5-10 working days. Multi-level decks, covered decks, and projects with custom railings sit toward the longer end of those ranges. We give you a specific build window in writing before work starts.

All three are premium composite decking lines and all three are excellent products. Trex is the largest brand in the U.S. and offers the widest color and price range, from value (Enhance) to premium (Transcend, Lineage). TimberTech (owned by AZEK) makes a polymer-capped PVC line that's the most fade- and stain-resistant of the three, with up to 50-year warranties on top collections. Deckorators uses a mineral-based composite (MBC) that's cooler underfoot, pool-rated, and carries a lifetime structural warranty. We carry all three so we can match the right material to your budget, color preference, and use case (pool, kids, pets, full sun, etc.).

Yes. Deckorators is the only major composite decking line that's officially pool-rated, meaning it's warrantied for use directly around chlorinated and salt-water pools without restrictions. The mineral-based composite construction doesn't absorb water or degrade from pool chemistry. If you're building a pool deck, Deckorators is usually our first recommendation.

Yes. For any deck that requires a permit under local code, we pull the permit, schedule the inspections, and handle the back-and-forth with the city or county building department. The permit fee is itemized in your written estimate so you can see exactly what it costs.

Every project includes a 5-year workmanship warranty on labor and installation, in writing. Materials are covered by the manufacturer's warranty (Trex: 25-year fade & stain; TimberTech: up to 50-year fade & stain on top collections; Deckorators: lifetime structural; pressure-treated lumber: per supplier terms). We also include a free annual inspection for the first two years and lifetime support. The workmanship warranty is transferable, which adds value if you sell the home.