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What Does a Deck or Fence Cost in Eugene?

Most contractors won’t tell you this directly. We will. The numbers below are based on what we actually build in Eugene and Springfield.

Composite deck cost example: grey composite deck with black aluminum railing built by Tekton in Eugene, Oregon

Composite Deck Cost in Eugene, Oregon

Composite Deck Cost: The Short Answer

Most composite deck projects in Eugene range from $18,000 to $55,000+, depending on size, material tier, railing system, and site conditions. The median Tekton deck project is around $20,000.

Entry-Level Composite: $18,000–$26,000
Mid-Range Composite: $24,000–$38,000
Premium Composite: $35,000–$55,000+

Fence Cost in Eugene, Oregon

Fence Cost: The Short Answer

Most fence projects in Eugene and Springfield run $18 to $90 per linear foot installed, depending on style, height and what the ground is doing. A six-foot cedar privacy fence is the most common job we build.

Cedar Privacy Fence: $38–$65 per linear foot installed.
Cedar Picket Fence: $28–$45 per linear foot installed.
Decorative Metal / Hog Panel: $55–$90+ per linear foot installed.
Split Rail: $18–$30 per linear foot installed.

What Moves the Number

The posts, not the boards. Depth, spacing and whether they are wood or steel matter more to the price — and to how long the fence stays plumb — than anything above them.

Slope. Stepping a fence down a grade takes more posts, more cuts and more time than running it across flat ground.

Gates. Each one is hardware plus framing. A double drive gate costs considerably more than a walk gate.

Height. Six feet needs more material and deeper posts than four.

Access. Whether a truck can reach the fence line or every post and panel gets carried in by hand.

Tear-out. Removing and hauling away an old fence is real labour, and it is priced in rather than sprung on you later.

Outdoor Living Cost in Eugene, Oregon

Outdoor Living Cost: The Short Answer

Pergolas, lighting and built-ins are add-ons to a deck project, and what they cost depends far more on span, fixture count and linear feet than on the feature itself. Here is what moves the number on each.

Pergolas & Shade Structures — priced by span. Wider spans need heavier beams and bigger posts, and that is where the cost climbs. A freestanding pergola needs its own footings; an attached one ties into the house, where the flashing has to be done properly or you have bought yourself a leak.
Deck Lighting — priced by fixture count. Post cap lights, riser lights and string systems all run on low voltage, so the wiring itself is straightforward. The number of fixtures and the length of the runs between them set the price.
Built-In Features — priced by linear foot. Drink rails, bench seating and planter boxes cost according to how much of them you want. Gates are the exception: those are priced per gate, because each one is hardware plus framing.

How We Work With You

1. Consultation

We come to you, look at the space, and talk through what you’re envisioning.

2. Fixed-Price Quote

Every relevant specification and material is spelled out — no ballparks, no surprises.

3. Build

We communicate proactively throughout the project so you always know where things stand.

4. Final Walkaround

We walk the project together before we call it done and confirm every detail.

The Fixed-Price Promise — What’s in Every Proposal

Every Tekton project comes with a fixed-price quote and a five-year structural guarantee. Every relevant specification and material is spelled out before we start — no ballparks, no surprises, no change-order games.

Pricing FAQ

How accurate is a phone estimate?

Not very — and we’ll tell you that honestly. The only way to give an accurate fixed-price quote is a site visit.

What happens if you find problems under my existing deck during demo?

We stop and walk you through exactly what we found before proceeding.

Why don’t you quote a price per square foot?

Because two decks of the same size can be twenty thousand dollars apart. Material tier, railing system, height off the ground and what we find under the old structure all move the number more than square footage does.

Is the fixed price really fixed?

Yes. The price in the proposal is the price. The only things that change it are you changing the scope, or something genuinely hidden turning up — and if that happens we stop and show you before any work continues.

Do I need a permit, and is it in the quote?

It depends on the height and the location, and it is one of the things we identify at the site visit. Whatever your project needs is spelled out in the proposal, so it is not something you find out about later.

Why does composite cost more than wood up front?

The boards cost several times what pressure-treated lumber costs, and the framing underneath has to be built to a tighter standard to carry them. What you buy for that is no sanding, no staining, and no annual weekend spent on maintenance.

Ready to plan your deck, fencing or outdoor living space project?

Every Tekton project comes with a fixed-price quote and a five-year structural guarantee.
To get started, contact Tekton Construction & Repair today for a free quote, or call or text 541-393-8859.

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