Decking
Experts in Decking Design & Installation
We design and install decking for gardens of all shapes and sizes across Dorset & The New Forest. From simple timber platforms to multi-level composite builds with integrated lighting and steps, every project is planned carefully and built to last.
- Timber and composite decking options available
- Bespoke designs including steps, raised levels, and balustrades
- Full groundworks and sub-frame construction included
- Five-year workmanship guarantee on all decking installations
What’s included
Design Consultation
We plan the layout, levels, material choice, and any integrated features before work begins.
Sub-Frame Construction
A solid, level sub-frame is built to manufacturer specification to ensure a long-lasting deck.
Material supply
Premium hardwood and composite materials, selected for durability, appearance, and low maintenance.
5-year guarantee
All decking installations include a five-year workmanship guarantee.
Our Decking work
Decking installation across Dorset & The New Forest
We build decking throughout Dorset & The New Forest including the following areas:
Blandford Forum
Bournemouth
Brockenhurst
Christchurch
Dorchester
Ferndown
Lymington
Lyndhurst
New Milton
Poole
Ringwood
Sandbanks
Sturminster Newton
Swanage
Verwood
Wimborne
We take pride in every project we complete. No shortcuts, just honest craftsmanship from a team that cares about the final result.
“It has transformed a tired lawn area with a crumbling retaining wall into a really functional decking area with a 2 tiered retaining wall with bench and flower bed. Work was carried out to very high standard and all surrounding areas left extremely tidy.
DECKING FAQ’S
Timber is the traditional choice and offers a natural appearance. It requires periodic oiling or staining to maintain its finish. Composite decking is made from wood fibre and recycled plastic. It requires very little maintenance, does not splinter, and holds its appearance well over time. It carries a higher upfront cost but is increasingly popular for that reason.
In most cases, decking under 30cm in height and covering less than 50% of the garden does not need planning permission. Raised or roof decking may require consent. We will flag anything relevant during the consultation.
Well-maintained hardwood or composite decking can last 20 to 30 years. Softwood decks typically last 10 to 15 years with regular treatment. The sub-frame and fixings are just as important as the boards themselves, which is why we do not cut corners on the structural build.
Yes. We can incorporate deck lights, post cap lights, and low-voltage step lighting into any new decking project. Lighting is best planned at the design stage so cables are routed cleanly before the boards go down.
