Lexington · Fayette County · Central Kentucky

Lexington Deck Builders: composite & wood deck pricing

New deck, replacement or covered porch — send photos of your yard and the back of the house and get a written deck estimate without waiting on a site visit.

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2026 cost guide

What deck building costs in Lexington, KY

Pressure-treated wood

$30–$45 / sq ft

Classic look, lowest upfront cost, needs sealing.

Composite / Trex

$60–$95 / sq ft

Low maintenance, won't splinter, 25+ year boards.

Covered deck / pergola

+$15k–$40k

Roof tie-in, pergola, lighting, ceiling fans.

Typical Central Kentucky ranges. Your written estimate is based on your photos.

Deck Building services in Lexington

  • New composite and Trex decks
  • Pressure-treated wood decks
  • Deck replacement and resurfacing
  • Multi-level decks
  • Covered porches and pergolas
  • Railings and stairs
  • Deck lighting
  • Screened porches

Why homeowners skip the sales visit

  • No two-hour in-home pitch
  • Written scope and price range, usually within a day
  • Your photos go only to the local company estimating your job
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Neighborhoods and towns we serve

Deck Building across Lexington — Chevy Chase, Beaumont, Hamburg, Ashland Park, Masterson Station, Southland, Andover, Kenwick, Ellerslie, Firebrook, Tates Creek, Palomar — and nearby Nicholasville, Georgetown, Versailles, Winchester, Richmond, Frankfort, Danville, Paris, Wilmore.

Deck Building in Lexington: common questions

How much does a deck cost in Lexington, KY?

A 300 sq ft pressure-treated deck typically runs $9,000–$13,500. The same deck in composite is usually $18,000–$28,500.

Do I need a permit for a deck in Fayette County?

Yes — most attached or raised decks need an LFUCG building permit and inspections. Your builder submits the plans.

Composite or wood?

Wood costs less upfront; composite costs more but skips yearly sealing and lasts decades. Many Lexington homeowners choose composite for resale.

When is the best time to build?

Spring and summer book up fast. Getting estimates in fall or winter often means a better start date.

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