Decking design and build ยท Newcastle
Your deck, designed before it's built.
We start with how you want to use the garden on a summer evening, draw the deck so you can see it, and only then build it, in timber or composite.
- Measured design visit
- Concept drawing before you commit
- Timber or composite, advised on merit
Why design first
A deck is a room. It's worth planning like one.
Where does the evening sun land? Do you want a dining level and somewhere softer to sit? How many steps down to the lawn, and where should the light fall when it gets dark?
Those questions shape a deck far more than the boards do. So we answer them first, on paper, and agree the design with you before a single post goes in.
The process
From first visit to first evening outside
- I
Design visit
We measure the space, check levels and talk about how you'll use it.
- II
Concept drawing
A drawing of your deck, its levels, steps, seating and lighting.
- III
Agree and price
Tweak it until it's right. Then one price for the build.
- IV
Build and handover
A vetted crew builds exactly what was signed off.
Timber or composite
We'll tell you which suits your garden
Timber
Natural, warm, classic
Treated softwood has a warmth nothing else quite matches. It asks for a clean and a coat of treatment every year or two to stay at its best.
Composite
Low upkeep, stays looking new
No staining, no splinters and very little looking after. A favourite for shady and family gardens.
Ideas
Evenings worth staying out for
Questions
Before you ask
Is there a charge for the design visit?
No. The design visit is complimentary, and there's no obligation to go ahead.
Do you only build composite decks?
No. We design and build in treated timber and composite, and we'll tell you honestly which suits your garden and budget.
Which areas do you cover?
Newcastle and its suburbs, including Jesmond, Gosforth, Heaton, Ponteland and Great Park, and the wider North East: Gateshead, Tyneside, Sunderland, Northumberland, County Durham and Teesside.