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Decking Quote Request Form

Decking Quote Request Form

A decking quote template — size, material and ground level captured, so a deck can be priced without a site visit.

Description

Decking prices turn on the size, the material, and what the ground’s doing — flat and firm, or sloping and needing a raised frame. This form gathers all three, so you can price a deck accurately from the details rather than driving out to eye it up. It asks what shapes a decking quote: the rough area in square metres, the material — softwood, hardwood or composite — whether it’s ground-level or raised, and what’s there now. A raised composite deck over a sloping lawn is a very different job to a low softwood one on a flat base, and the form tells them apart. Put it on your “get a quote” page. Free, brandable, and it turns “how much for a deck?” into a priceable job you can quote with confidence.

Form fields

Everything the Decking Quote Request Form above collects — 9 fields across 2 pages, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Get a Decking Quote

Your postcode
Short Answer
Rough area (m²)
Number
Material
Dropdown
Ground level or raised?
Single-Select
Extras
Multi-Select
What's there now & what you'd like
Long Answer

Your details

Your name
Name
Contact number
Telephone
Email address
Email

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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Decking Quote Request Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

What do you need to quote decking?

The rough area in square metres, the material you want, whether it’s ground-level or raised, and what the ground’s like now. That’s enough to send an accurate price.

What decking material should I choose?

Softwood is budget-friendly; hardwood looks premium and lasts; composite is low-maintenance and won’t rot or splinter. Each has a different price and upkeep — pick one or ask us to advise for your garden.

Is composite decking worth it?

Many think so — it costs more up front but needs almost no maintenance and won’t warp, rot or need re-oiling like timber. We’ll weigh it against softwood for your budget and how much upkeep you want.

Does a raised deck cost more?

Yes — a raised or multi-level deck needs a stronger frame, posts, and sometimes balustrade and steps, so it’s more than a ground-level deck. The form asks so the quote fits the build.

Do I need planning permission for decking?

Usually not for a modest ground-level deck, but raised decking or large structures can need permission, especially in conservation areas. We’ll flag it if your plans might, so you’re not caught out.

Is the quote request free?

Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, fully customisable, and it embeds on your site or shares as a link.

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