Organizes the idea
It records rough dimensions, deck type, material direction, access, home-opening position, grade, ground context, and features in language that helps start a real scope discussion.
Free browser-based planning tool
Build the deck idea before the estimate.
Set a rough footprint, explore materials and access, record the home opening and grade, then turn the result into a clearer planning brief for T.C.O.E.O.
- No account
- Planning stays free
- No automatic quote
Interactive concept builder
Shape the first conversation before the site visit.
Choose a rough footprint, material direction, railing, stairs, and useful extras. The drawing and planning brief update instantly.
Private by default: this browser saves only the bounded deck choices so a refresh does not erase your work. No name, address, contact detail, photograph, or payment record is included.
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Footprint
6 ft40 ft
6 ft24 ft
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Surface
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Access & details
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Site context
Use your best observation. Every opening, slope, and ground condition still gets verified in the field.
Print-ready deck concept export requires the paid $4.99 packet.
Browser printing is intentionally hidden. Return to the page to copy the planning text for free, use the free estimate request, or purchase the prepared PDF export.
Screenshots cannot be technically prevented and are not treated as a paid print-ready PDF.
What this tool does
A useful concept—not pretend construction documents.
Stays honest
It does not calculate a price, promise a schedule, determine code requirements, size framing or footings, or replace a site visit and written proposal.
Hands off cleanly
When you choose “Use in estimate request,” only the deck planning brief moves into the form below. Contact details, consent, security checks, and photographs remain yours to complete.
Turn the concept into a real request
Send the plan with the property details.
The builder gives T.C.O.E.O. a better starting point. Add the location, current-condition photos, timing, and contact information so the next step can be confirmed.
Planning boundary
Final design, measurements, structural details, material quantities, permits, scope, price, and schedule are established only after project review and a written proposal.