Free Deck Visualizer

See a new deck on a photo of your house

Upload one backyard photo and preview a new composite deck on your actual home—no app to download, no measuring, and no cost. Then meet a local Montgomery County builder to make it real.

A new composite deck previewed on a photo of a Montgomery County home

Concept preview — an approximate visualization, not a construction drawing

Three Steps

How the visualizer works

1

Take one photo

Stand near the center of your yard and photograph the full back wall of your house—doors, windows, and the ground below. Daylight, straight-on.

2

Upload it here

Send the photo straight from your phone. No account, no measuring, no app to install. We read the visible walls and openings to place the deck.

3

Customize your deck

Try different sizes, six composite finishes, board directions, and three railing styles. Compare looks on your actual house until one clicks.

What you can change

Everything below reflects what the tool actually offers—no more, no less. Try any combination on your own house before you ever talk to a builder.

  • Size

    Width from 6 to 37 feet and depth from 9 to 17 feet.

  • Finish

    Six composite tones: Cedar, Walnut, Slate, French White Oak, Weathered Teak, Coastline.

  • Railing

    Aluminum, Cable, Glass styles in Black, White, Bronze, Dark Bronze.

  • Board direction

    Horizontal or Vertical board layout to change how the deck reads.

A composite deck finish previewed head-on
A slate-finish deck with an aluminum railing
A concept render of a new deck on a home
A deck concept on a split-level home

How it compares to Trex and TimberTech visualizers

The big manufacturer tools are genuinely useful for exploring products. The difference is focus: they help you browse a catalog, while Montco Decks is built to answer "what would a deck look like on my house" and connect you to a local builder. Here is an honest side-by-side.

 Montco DecksTrex ARTimberTech Visualizer
How you preview itUpload a photo of your real housePlace a model through your phone camera (AR)Upload a photo or start from a sample
App to installNone—works in your browserYes—download the AR appNone—works in your browser
FocusYour specific house, then a local builderExplore Trex products and colorsExplore TimberTech products and colors
Local builder introductionYes—Montgomery County, PAFind-a-contractor directoryFind-a-contractor directory

Trex and TimberTech are trademarks of their respective owners and are not affiliated with Montco Decks. Tool features described here are based on each product as of 2026 and may change.

What the preview is—and isn't

The visualizer is a fast way to picture a deck on your specific home and to settle the choices that are hard to imagine in the abstract—finish against your siding, railing style, how big the deck should feel. That is where it shines.

It is not a set of construction documents. It does not calculate exact dimensions, confirm that a particular deck is feasible on your lot, check code, pull a permit, or quote a price. Those come from a builder who measures on site. Think of the preview as the picture you bring to that conversation so everyone starts on the same page.

Ready to try it?

It takes about two minutes. You can also explore a sample deck first to see the finishes and railings without uploading anything.

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Common questions

Is the deck visualizer really free?+

Yes. Uploading a photo and previewing a deck on your house costs nothing and does not require an account. If you want to move forward, you can request an introduction to a local builder.

Do I need to download an app?+

No. Unlike augmented-reality tools that require an app install, Montco Decks runs in your phone or computer browser. You upload a photo and customize the deck on the web.

How accurate is the preview?+

It is an approximate concept based on the details visible in your photo—not a construction drawing. It is meant to help you picture size, finish, and railing on your own house. Exact dimensions, feasibility, and pricing come from an on-site measurement by a builder.

What photo should I upload?+

A clear daylight photo taken near the center of your yard, showing the full rear wall, doors, windows, and the ground beneath them. Our guide on photographing your house covers it step by step.

Can I use it if I already have a deck?+

Yes. Upload the back of your house whether you have no deck, a small deck, or an old one you want to replace. The preview shows a new deck in the same spot.

What happens to my photo?+

Your photo is used to generate your preview and, only if you request a builder introduction and consent, shared with a builder serving your area. See our privacy policy for details.

See a new deck on YOUR house

Upload one backyard photo and preview your new deck in minutes. It is free.

SEE A NEW DECK ON MY HOME