Beautiful grain. Rot-resistant. Medium maintenance.
Low Maintenance
Composite (Trex, etc.)
$35–$65 / sq ft
No staining ever. Looks great long-term. Lasts 30 yrs.
Premium
Tropical Hardwood
$50–$85 / sq ft
Ipe, teak, or mahogany. Extremely durable. High-end look.
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12×16 Pressure-Treated Deck · Texas
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Pro tip for TexasTexas labor costs are close to the national average. Summer heat can slow framing work — spring and fall builds are often faster and cheaper.
Estimates are for planning purposes only and based on 2025 contractor data. Always get at least 3 quotes before hiring. Prices vary by ZIP code, site conditions, and contractor availability.
10×14 deck costs between $2,800 and $9,100 for most homeowners in 2026, depending on material and local labor rates. At 140 square feet, it offers a bit more room than a 10×12 while staying under the 200 square foot permit threshold in many municipalities.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a 10×14 deck cost in 2026?
A 10×14 deck costs between $2,800 and $4,900 for pressure-treated wood and $4,900 to $9,100 for composite decking. It is a versatile small-to-mid size deck that works well for a range of budgets.
What can fit on a 10×14 deck?
A 10×14 deck fits a 4-person dining table with chairs or a full outdoor sofa set with a coffee table. It offers noticeably more flexibility than a 10×10 or 10×12 for furniture arrangements.
Do I need a permit for a 10×14 deck?
At 140 square feet, a 10×14 deck is under the 200 sq ft threshold that many municipalities use as the permit cutoff. However rules vary by location so always verify with your local building department before starting construction.
How long does it take to build a 10×14 deck?
Most contractors can complete a 10×14 deck in 2 to 3 days. Ground-level builds on flat terrain are the fastest. Elevated builds or designs with stairs will take additional time.
