Peoria County

Deck Builder in Dunlap, IL

Newer subdivisions on graded ground, with some drainage swales that dictate where posts can land. About 30 minutes northwest. Composite and wood decks, rail and stairs, pergolas, lighting and repair — designed in 3D before we ever pour a footing.

Permits in Dunlap

Peoria County building permits apply to most Dunlap-area decks, along with subdivision covenant review.

Ground & footings

Engineered fill in the newer developments — we dig past it to undisturbed soil before we pour. Every post goes below the 42-inch frost line.

Who we build for

Newer, larger homes with big rear elevations that suit a two-level deck and a covered section. Neighborhoods we work in regularly: Dunlap village, Weaver Ridge edge, Route 91 corridor.

Same Crew, Same Reviews

What Dunlap neighbors say.

5.0 average · 9 reviews

These are verified customer reviews of Tazewell County Fence Co. — the same owners, crew and phone line behind Grizzly Deck & Rail.

Tazewell County Fence Co. installed woven wire fencing around part of our property, along with a large equipment gate. They explained the different post options, gave us a clear estimate, and helped us choose something that fit our budget. The fence looks strong and everything was completed professionally.
Mark T.Morton, IL
We had a chain-link fence installed for our backyard and dogs. Communication was easy, the pricing was reasonable, and the finished fence looks great. They also made sure the gates opened smoothly and were placed exactly where we needed them.
Jessica R.Pekin, IL
A section of our fence was damaged during these storms, and Tazewell County Fence Co. was able to repair it without trying to sell us an entirely new fence. The repaired section blends in well with the rest of the fence, and the price was fair.
David M.Washington, IL
Straight Answers

Deck questions from Dunlap homeowners

Local pricing, permit rules and build times for Dunlap, IL.

How much does a deck cost in Dunlap, IL?
In Dunlap, pressure-treated decks generally run $24–$34 per square foot installed, cedar $32–$44, and capped composite $38–$62. A 16x20 composite deck with a stair run typically lands between $13,000 and $20,000. Height, stairs, and railing style move the number far more than the decking brand does.
Do I need a permit to build a deck in Dunlap?
Peoria County building permits apply to most Dunlap-area decks, along with subdivision covenant review.
What kind of ground will you be building on in Dunlap?
Newer subdivisions on graded ground, with some drainage swales that dictate where posts can land. Engineered fill in the newer developments — we dig past it to undisturbed soil before we pour. Footings go below the 42-inch frost line on every build so nothing heaves through a Central Illinois winter.
How long does a deck take to build?
Most Dunlap residential decks are framed and finished in three to six working days once footings have cured. Multi-level builds, roofed sections, and stair-heavy layouts run longer. We give you a start date and a finish date in writing.
Do you actually serve Dunlap, IL?
Yes, with our own crew. Grizzly Deck & Rail is the outdoor-living side of Tazewell County Fence Co., based in Morton, IL. About 30 minutes northwest. We don't broker jobs to subs, and the same people who quote your deck are the ones who build it.
Can I see the deck before you build it?
You can design it yourself. Our 3D deck designer lets you lay out the footprint in a top-down view, then walk around the finished deck in 3D with your actual material and railing choices before anybody pours a footing. Bring the design to us and we'll quote that exact deck.
Do you also build fences in Dunlap?
We do — that's where we started. Tazewell County Fence Co. installs wood privacy, vinyl, chain link, aluminum, and farm fence across the same service area, and it's common for us to handle the deck and the fence on one visit.

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