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Two-level cedar deck with a built-in planter, stairs and dining table behind a green house

Cedar and composite decks, built to last Green Bay winters.

Tom Kowalczyk and a crew of four design, permit and build one deck at a time across Brown County. Footings below the frost line, hidden fasteners, and a price per square foot you see before we start.

  • 4.9from 138 Google reviews
  • 310+decks built since 2012
  • 48 in.footings, below frost line
  • 5 yearsworkmanship warranty

What a new deck costs here

Installed prices for 2026, including footings, framing, decking, fasteners and cleanup. Your written quote is per square foot plus fixed line items, so you can change the size and see the math.

Crew setting posts and joists for a new deck frame in a backyard
Framing week on a 16 x 24 ft deck in De Pere. Posts sit on 12 in. concrete piers.
Deck typeBest forPer sq ft
Pressure-treated pineGround level, painted or stainedBudget, first deck$34 to $46
Western red cedarClear-coat, warm color, needs sealing every 2 to 3 yearsNatural wood look$48 to $62
Composite boardsTrex or TimberTech on a treated frame, hidden clipsLow upkeep, most asked$58 to $78
Second-story deck8 to 12 ft high, ledger flashed into the houseWalk-out kitchens$70 to $95
Add-ons
Stairs, per flightUp to 4 ft rise, with landing padEvery raised deck$1,400 to $3,200
Aluminum or cable railingBlack or bronze, per linear footKeeps the view open$95 to $150
Old deck tear-offDemolition, dumpster and disposalReplacementsfrom $1,100

Village of Ashwaubenon, Howard and Green Bay permits are added at cost, usually $90 to $260.

Price your deck in a minute

Move the sliders to your rough size. The range uses this year's prices from the table above.

Decking
Height off the ground
House wall

192 sq ft deck

$14,200 to $19,100

Typical installed range, before permit. Tom confirms the real number after a free site visit.

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Recent decks

Three jobs from the last two seasons, with the size and material so you can compare.

Wraparound wood deck with a gas grill and a dining table among tall trees beside a dark green house
Hobart wraparound, cedar on a treated frame460 sq ft, wraps two sides of the house, 3 weeks
Dark stained deck outside a cabin with two wooden folding chairs
Suamico cabin deck220 sq ft, treated pine, dark stain, 9 days
Gas grill and outdoor sofa on a dark stained wood deck with string lights on posts
Howard grill deck180 sq ft, cedar, dark stain, light posts, 8 days

From first visit to first cookout

Most decks take 4 to 7 weeks from signed quote to final inspection. The building itself is usually 1 to 2 weeks.

  1. Week 1

    Site visit

    Tom measures, checks grade and the house ledger, and talks layout with you. Free, about an hour.

  2. Week 1 to 2

    Drawing and quote

    A scaled plan and a written price per square foot, with every add-on listed.

  3. Week 2 to 4

    Permit

    We file with your village and order lumber, so materials are on site the day we start.

  4. Week 4 to 6

    Build

    Footings, frame inspection, decking, rails and stairs. The yard is raked every evening.

  5. Final day

    Walk-through

    Final inspection, care sheet for your material, and the warranty letter in your hand.

Carpenter marking a cut line on a board with a pencil

What homeowners say

"Our old deck was rotting off the house. Tom showed us the ledger damage, fixed the rim board before anything else, and the new composite deck went up in eight working days. Two winters in, not a single board has moved."

★★★★★ Karen W., Ashwaubenon · 14 x 20 ft composite

"The quote was per square foot, so when we went two feet deeper we knew exactly what it added. No surprises at the end."

★★★★★ Mike and Ana P., De Pere

"They raked up every screw and sawdust pile each night. My kids were playing in the yard the whole week."

★★★★★ Jodi R., Howard

4.9 average from 138 Google reviews

Tom Kowalczyk rounding the edge of a deck rail with a router
Tom rounding over a cedar cap rail. Every rail edge gets eased so it never splinters.

A small crew that builds one deck at a time

I started Bayshore in 2012 after eleven years framing houses for other builders. I wanted to do outdoor work properly: the parts you never see, like flashing the ledger, sizing the beams and digging the footings deep enough for our frost, are the parts that decide whether a deck lasts 8 years or 30.

We are four people and one trailer. I do every site visit and every quote myself, and I am on the job most days. We take about 30 decks a year, so you will not be juggled between three crews.

  • LicensedWI Dwelling Contractor #1287455
  • Insured$2M general liability, workers' comp
  • CertifiedTimberTech and Trex registered installer

Tom Kowalczyk, owner

Where we build

Our yard is on Velp Avenue. We stay within about 40 minutes so the crew is on your site by 7:30.

Outside the list? Call anyway. We take a few jobs in Door County each fall.

Brown County

  • Green Bay0 to 15 min
  • Allouez12 min
  • Ashwaubenon14 min
  • De Pere18 min
  • Howard10 min
  • Suamico16 min
  • Bellevue17 min

Nearby

  • Pulaski28 min
  • Denmark25 min
  • Kaukauna30 min
  • Oconto35 min
  • Luxemburg27 min
  • Sturgeon Bayby request

Questions we hear every spring

When should I book for a summer deck?

February to April. Our build calendar for June and July usually fills by the end of April. Fall builds, September to early November, are easier to get and lumber is often cheaper.

Do I need a permit for a deck in Green Bay?

Yes, for nearly every attached deck and any deck over 30 inches high. We draw the plan, file the permit and meet the inspector at the footing and frame stages. The fee is passed on at cost.

Composite or cedar?

Cedar costs less up front and looks warmer, but it needs cleaning and sealing every 2 to 3 years. Composite costs about 20% more and needs only a spring wash. Most of our clients pick composite for the decking and cedar for trim or a cap rail.

Can you build over my old deck frame?

Only if the frame passes inspection. Most frames from the 1990s were set on shallow footings and use undersized joists, so we usually replace them. We will show you what we find before you decide.

How do payments work?

30% when you sign so we can order materials, 40% after the frame inspection, and the last 30% after the final walk-through. We take check, ACH or card.

What does the warranty cover?

Our workmanship for 5 years: loose boards, wobbly rails, sagging stairs. The decking brand adds its own 25 to 50 year material warranty on composite boards.

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