For your home
Decks
Timber and composite decks, framed properly underneath so they stay flat and solid.
What we do
- Footings to suit the ground and height
- Bearers and joists set level, with airflow
- Boards laid straight with even gaps
- Steps, edge boards and fascias
From you
- Rough size and height off the ground
- Your board choice, or a budget
- Plans if it is high or attached
- Access to the area on work days
Boards
- Hardwood
- Real timber. Needs oiling to hold its colour.
- Treated pine
- Good value, often painted or stained.
- Composite
- Even colour and less upkeep.
- Fixings
- Face-screwed or hidden, to suit the board.
Questions
Hardwood or composite?
Hardwood looks and feels like timber and needs oiling. Composite needs less upkeep. Both need a good frame.
Can you build over an old deck or concrete?
Sometimes. It depends on what is there and how high it sits. We check on site.
Do I need approval?
Height, attachment to the house and boundary distance decide it. If it is needed, it goes in the quote.
Can you fix a tired deck?
Send a few photos and we will tell you what we can do.
Planning a deck?
Send the rough size, how high it sits and the boards you like.