Herriman, Utah
Get a Quote for Your Deck
One form, and it goes straight to us. There is no phone number on this site yet — that is deliberate rather than an oversight, and the form is the fastest route to a real answer.
Tell us about the deck
The more you can say about what is there now, the more useful the first reply will be.
We use what you send here to answer your enquiry and nothing else. See the privacy policy for the detail.
What happens next
After you hit send
Your message lands with us directly. If you attached detail about the frame — soft boards, a gap where the deck meets the house, a rail that moves — we can often tell you what we think before anyone drives out.
The next step is a site visit. We measure, look at the grade and drainage, and check how the house wall is built where a ledger sits or would sit. That visit is what turns a rough idea into a number worth trusting.
We do not quote over the phone or by email alone. A number given without seeing the site is a guess, and guesses are how deck projects end up costing more than people were told.
- Photos help more than descriptions, especially of the underside of the frame
- Include the city — footing depth and permit rules vary by jurisdiction
- Tell us if the deck is currently unsafe to stand on, and we will treat it that way
- If you are comparing quotes, say so. It changes what we put in writing, not the price
Practical
Useful things to know before you write
Where we work
Herriman and 22 surrounding cities, from Bluffdale and Riverton across the south valley to Salt Lake City and Millcreek, and south into Lehi, American Fork and Highland. If you are just outside that, ask anyway.
What we need from you
An address or at least a city, what you are hoping to do, and photos if there is an existing deck. Budget range is optional but it saves everyone time if you have one in mind.
What we will not do
Quote a figure without seeing the site, or talk you into a replacement when the frame can be saved. Both are easy ways to win a job and lose a reputation.
Questions
About getting in touch
Why is there no phone number on the site?
Because putting up a number that is not answered reliably is worse than not having one. The form reaches us directly and gets a written reply, which also means you have the detail in writing rather than half-remembered from a call.
How quickly will I hear back?
We would rather not put a promise on a website that we might not keep on a busy week. What we can say is that everything sent through this form is read, and enquiries that include photos usually get a more detailed first reply than ones that do not.
Can I send photos?
Not through this form as it stands — it takes text only for now. Describe what you are seeing and we will ask for photos by email once we reply. If you already have them to hand, mention that in the message.
Do you charge for a site visit or a quote?
Ask when you get in touch and you will get a straight answer for your job. We are not going to state a blanket policy on a page that will sit here for years.
I am not sure what I need — is that a problem?
No, and it is the most common starting point. The dropdown has a “Not sure yet” option for exactly that. Describe the situation and we will work out which category it falls into.
Ready when you are
Fill in the form above. It takes about a minute and it goes straight to us.