A Better Outdoor Space Starts With A Deck

It's the first thing most people want to know, and you should have a straight answer.

A deck is a custom build, not a fixed-price product. What you invest depends on a handful of things: square footage, material, height off the ground, railing style, and features like stairs, lighting, or built-in seating. A ground-level deck and a raised deck with a covered structure are different projects with different numbers.

Rather than give you a guess, we'd rather show you. See real Creekside projects with their sizes, materials, and price ranges. You can browse actual builds we've completed and get a clear sense of where your project might land before you ever pick up the phone.

One thing worth weighing: the lowest bid rarely stays the lowest cost. Low-maintenance materials run higher up front and then eliminate the yearly sanding, staining, and board replacement that wood decks require. Over the life of the deck, that's usually where the real savings are.

When you're ready for an exact number, request your free quote. There's no obligation and no pressure to decide on the spot.

Your deck should outlast the decision to build it — and the warranty is how we put that in writing.

Coverage depends on the series you choose, and it scales right along with it:

• Bronze Series — 5-year workmanship warranty. Minimum-maintenance decking on a budget, backed for five years.
• Silver Series — 15-year workmanship warranty. A step up in options and materials, with joist tape on all treated joists, stringers, and beams for added protection.
• Gold Series — 25-year workmanship warranty. Premium decking, hidden fasteners, and the same joist- tape protection — built to last a quarter-century.
• Platinum Series — 25-year workmanship warranty. Everything the Gold Series offers, engineered for one-of-a-kind builds.

On top of the Creekside warranty, the decking itself carries its own manufacturer coverage from TimberTech against fading, staining, and structural failure.

Here's what that means for you: pick the series that fits your budget and your goals, and you'll know exactly how long it's covered before you sign. No fine print, no guessing.

Not sure which series is right for your project? Talk to our team — we'll walk you through the options and match the coverage to what matters to you.

We build with trusted, name-brand materials across every part of your project — not house brands or whatever's cheapest that week.

Decking: TimberTech, Clubhouse, Veka, and Envision — proven low-maintenance lines engineered to resist the fading, staining, warping, and moisture that ruin ordinary wood decks.

Railing: TimberTech and Superior Outdoor Products vinyl railing, Westbury and Envision aluminum railing, and IG glass railing for a premium, unobstructed view.

You'll find these matched across our four deck series, from budget-friendly Bronze to fully custom Platinum, so the right material fits both your vision and your investment.

Both are low-maintenance and both beat wood — but if you want the best-performing deck money can buy, advanced PVC is the one we point most homeowners toward.

Composite decking is a blend of recycled wood fibers and polymers, sealed with a protective cap. That wood content gives it a warm, textured look and typically lasts 25–30 years. It's a solid, proven choice — and for a lot of budgets, a smart one.

Advanced PVC decking takes it further. It contains no wood at all — it's 100% engineered polymer — and that single difference is what puts it in a class of its own. With no organic material to absorb water, there's simply less that can ever go wrong:

• It outlasts composite by decades — 50+ years of life versus 25–30. Build once, enjoy it for a generation.
• It shrugs off water completely — won't absorb moisture, crack, split, rot, or peel, which makes it the clear winner for poolside, high-humidity, and waterfront decks.

It stays cooler and safer underfoot — engineered to reflect heat and hold traction whether it's wet or dry, so bare feet and pool days aren't a problem.

It unlocks better craftsmanship and custom designs. Because advanced PVC is lighter and easier to work, it lets our crews nail the finer details and build things composite simply can't handle as cleanly — curves, multi-level layouts, picture-frame borders, and fully custom designs. If you can dream it, PVC gives us the freedom to build it.

Here's the honest math: advanced PVC costs a bit more up front, and it earns it back in decades of extra life and the lowest-maintenance surface available. When you spread the price over how long it lasts, it's often the better value — not just the better deck.

That's why, when a homeowner asks us what we'd put on our own house, the answer is usually advanced PVC. But you're not choosing blind — we carry both, and we'll help you land on the right fit for your space and your budget.

Ready to build a deck that outlasts the mortgage? Talk to our team.