Deck estimate template

A free, printable deck estimate for deck builders: every line a client expects, with columns for quantity, unit price and total. Print it or save it as a PDF from your browser.

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Company: ____________________

Estimate #: ________ Date: ________

Client: ____________________

Job address: ____________________

Item	Qty	Unit	Unit price	Total
Prep & permits
Permits and drawings	___	___	$____	$____
Remove old deck	___	___	$____	$____
Disposal	___	___	$____	$____
Site prep	___	___	$____	$____
Structure
Footings or piles (each)	___	___	$____	$____
Posts, beams and joists	___	___	$____	$____
Ledger and flashing	___	___	$____	$____
Hardware and fasteners	___	___	$____	$____
Surface
Decking boards (sq ft / m²)	___	___	$____	$____
Stairs (per step)	___	___	$____	$____
Railings (linear ft / m)	___	___	$____	$____
Skirting or fascia	___	___	$____	$____
Close-out
Stain or seal (if included)	___	___	$____	$____
Clean-up	___	___	$____	$____
Contingency	___	___	$____	$____
Tax	___	___	$____	$____

Estimate total: $__________

Valid for 30 days. Deposit and payment schedule: ____________________. This estimate is not a fixed-price contract.

Pricing tips for deck jobs

Give Good/Better/Best on decking (pressure-treated, cedar, composite).
List footings per pile so a bigger deck is easy to re-price.
Railings are often required above a certain height: check your local code and show it as its own line.

Skip the blank lines

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