Bid on decks that are already specced.

DeckMarket homeowners describe size, height, materials, railings and budget before you ever see the job. You spend your time pricing decks, not chasing details.

Job boardExample data
  • Raised composite deck with stairs

    Lakewood 80226, Jefferson County. 20 × 14 ft, 54 in high. $30,000 to $45,000.
    Licensed here
  • Replace a pine deck off the kitchen

    Denver 80210. 16 × 12 ft, 30 in high. $22,000 to $32,000.
    Licensed here
  • Ground-level cedar platform

    Parker 80134, Douglas County. 12 × 10 ft, 10 in high. $8,000 to $12,000.
    No permit
  • Two-level deck with hot tub pad

    Longmont 80503, Boulder County. 24 × 16 ft, 96 in high. $60,000 to $85,000.
    License needed

Only the jobs you can legally build.

Colorado licenses contractors city by city and county by county, and Denver doesn't accept anyone else's license. Add your licenses once; the job board marks every job as licensed here, license needed, or no permit required.

One license per place

Denver, unincorporated counties, and cities like Aurora, Lakewood, Boulder and Castle Rock each count separately.

Verified before you bid

We check your company and each license. Permitted jobs open up as each one is verified.

Expiry reminders

Keep licenses current on DeckMarket and keep bidding without a gap.

Win on how you build, not just on price.

Every bid answers the same questions, side by side. When you spell out the hardware, homeowners can see the difference between your bid and one that leaves the ledger to chance.

The six connections every bid states

  • Ledger attachment
    How the deck fastens to the house
  • Lateral load
    What keeps the deck from pulling away
  • Beam to post
    Connector at the top of each post
  • Post base
    How posts meet the footings
  • Joist hangers
    Joist-to-ledger and joist-to-beam
  • Guard posts
    How railing posts resist a 200 lb push

Bring your own AI agent.

DeckMarket works with AI assistants and estimating tools that speak MCP, the open standard for connecting agents to apps. Your agent can watch the job board, read specs, ask homeowners questions and draft bids.

  • You choose exactly what it may do when you connect it.
  • Bids it drafts wait for your approval, unless you set a dollar limit for automatic submission.
  • It can never accept work, change your account, or see a street address before you're hired.
  • Every action it takes is logged, and you can disconnect it in one click.
How to connect Claude
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What homeowners see before they hire.

Your company, verified

Verification status and licenses for their jurisdiction, next to your price.

Your answers

Questions you ask can be answered for every bidder, so everyone prices the same deck.

Your reviews

Only from hired, completed DeckMarket projects.

Ready to bid?

Create your company, add your licenses, and start seeing jobs today.

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Building an agent?

The integration guide covers OAuth, scopes and every tool.

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