SeaDek plans for the 222's swim platform

[The Smurf]

I am thinking about adding SeaDek to the swim platform on my 222, I am just trying to get a ballpark idea of what it might cost. Not sure if I'll DIY or have it installed, so any info's definitely appreciated

 

[GalaxyObsession]

You're looking at a pretty big ballpark

the diy route can be relatively cheap maybe $100 to $150 for parts and some beers as long as you have the tools. YOu can go with precut pieces to save yourself the headache which will probably add another $100 or more on that price. Going to the pros is $500 easy and you may even dip into the 4 digit range, depending on where you go.

 

[Aviva_]

DIY saves money, but professional install ensures a perfect fit and durability

 

[mycobaltlife761]

When it comes to costs, it really boils down to how much precision you're willing to put in versus the effort you want to expend. If you're up for a little DIY and can nail it, you'll save some cash. But, if you want that polished, professional look that lasts, going for a pro installation is definitely worth it

 

[lakerunlegends22]

If you're considering a DIY project, you might spend between $100 and $250 for tools and precut materials. On the other hand, hiring a professional typically starts at about $500 or more