House of Decks · New Jersey

Composite Deck Installation in New Jersey

Start with where your deck meets the house, room for dining or seating, and the path down to the yard. House of Decks helps you work through those decisions before pricing a new composite deck.

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Illustrative raised composite deck with Coastal Gray boards and far-side railing
Composite · Coastal Gray · Illustrative design
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Tell us about your deck

Tell us about your project.

New composite decks

No design needed to send your request. Explore deck designs if you'd like to include one.

You can send this without choosing a design.

We'll contact you to discuss the scope, boards and railings. Existing framing needs an on-site assessment before reuse is confirmed.

Plan the space around your house and yard

Layout and elevation

The door position and height above the yard shape the landing, deck footprint and stairs. Leave room to pull out dining chairs and walk around seating. A raised deck may need longer stairs and more railing than a deck close to the lawn.

Boards and railings

Compare board colors alongside your siding and choose a railing layout that works with the view. Board dimensions, stair details and the selected decking system affect the material list and installation requirements.

Site access and estimate scope

Tell us how crews and materials can reach the backyard. Narrow gates, slopes and limited staging space affect the work. The estimate scope also depends on the proposed structure, house connection and site conditions that need to be checked in person.

Keep your design optional

You can request an estimate while the layout and finish are still undecided. If you have saved a design here, its scene, material and finish can be included with your inquiry.

A homeowner on planning a raised deck

“I wanted a contractor who would listen to what we had in mind and make sensible suggestions for our raised deck installation. The team did that without turning the decision into a sales pitch. They explained the available choices in plain language, which made it easier for me to choose the right direction. The finished gray deck with white railing looks clean and suits our house well, but their attitude was what convinced me that choosing them was the right decision in the end.”

New composite decks questions

How much space should I allow for a dining area?

Consider the table, chairs pulled out from it and a walking route to the door and stairs. Discuss your furniture and how you use the yard so the proposed footprint suits the space.

Can I compare composite colors before requesting an estimate?

Yes. Explore the homepage composite designs or send your inquiry first. The images are illustrative; confirm the final board and finish with the team.

What affects a new composite deck estimate?

Layout, elevation, framing, board selection, railings, stairs and backyard access all affect the scope. Site conditions and the house connection need to be evaluated before the work is confirmed.

Do I need to choose a design to contact you?

No. Send your name, phone, project ZIP and project type. House of Decks will contact you to discuss the scope and materials.

Check your town

Coverage is confirmed for listed Bergen and Passaic towns. Other towns need confirmation.

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Talk through your project

Send your details with or without a design selection.