Decking in Leeds, Wakefield and Yorkshire
Composite and timber decking, made to measure
A new deck adds living space, value and somewhere to enjoy those long summer evenings. We design and build every deck ourselves, from simple ground level platforms to raised decks and balconies.
Choose your material
Composite or timber? We will help you decide
Both make a beautiful deck. We will talk you through the differences in look, upkeep and budget, and often quote for both so you can compare.
Composite decking
Most popularModern boards that will not rot, splinter or need staining. Ideal for busy families and a crisp, contemporary finish.
- Very low maintenance, just an occasional wash
- Consistent colour in greys, browns and charcoals
- Slip resistant, splinter free surface
- Hidden fixings for a clean finish
Timber decking
Pressure treated softwood that brings natural warmth and character to a garden, at a great price.
- Lower upfront cost
- Natural look that can be stained any colour
- Easy to extend or adapt later
- Treated for long life outdoors
Decking services
Every type of deck, built safely and to last
Ground level decks
Level, solid platforms for dining and lounging, on a properly prepared sub frame.
Raised decks and balconies
Ideal for sloping gardens, built with safe construction and quality balustrades.
Steps and edging
Neat steps, fascia boards and picture frame edges for a premium finish.
Deck replacement
We take away your old deck and replace it, often upgrading timber to composite.
★★★★★
“Absolutely perfect job, everything done as said it would be. Old decking taken away, cleaned up after every day's work. They left everything spotless.”
Planning your budget
What affects the price of a new deck
Every deck we build is priced from a site survey, so your quote reflects your garden rather than a rough guess. These are the things that make the biggest difference.
Size and shape
Larger decks and designs with angles, curves or more than one level need more materials and more time.
Composite or timber
Composite boards cost more upfront but save on upkeep. Timber is the more affordable place to start.
Height and ground levels
Raised decks need a stronger frame, balustrades and steps, so they cost more than a ground level deck.
Access to your garden
If materials have to be carried through the house or down steps, it adds labour to the job.
Removing the old deck
We take up and dispose of old decking, and it is shown clearly in your quote.
Finishing touches
Steps, lighting, handrails and edging all add to the finished look, and we price each one clearly.
Looking after your deck
What composite and timber each need
Composite
An occasional wash with warm soapy water keeps composite looking its best. There is no sanding, staining or oiling, and the boards will not rot or splinter.
Timber
Timber looks best with a clean and a fresh coat of treatment or oil every year or two. It keeps the wood protected from the Yorkshire weather and stops it turning grey.
Decking near you
Decking in Wakefield, Leeds and across Yorkshire
We design and build decks for homes in Wakefield, Leeds, Tingley, Brighouse, Barnsley and Sheffield, and further afield for the right project. Whether you want a simple ground level deck for a small garden or a raised deck to level out a slope, we survey, supply and install it ourselves.
Planning more than a deck? We also install fencing and gates and patios, pergolas and raised beds, so the whole garden can be done by one team. Take a look at our recent projects or check the areas we cover.
Decking FAQs
Good questions, straight answers
Cannot see your question? Call Chris on 07852 879732.
Will you remove my old decking?
Yes. We take up and dispose of old decking as part of the job, so you do not need to arrange a skip.
Do you need planning permission for a deck?
Most ground level decks do not. Raised decks over 30cm high may do, and we will flag this at the survey.
How long does a deck take to build?
It depends on size and access. We give you a clear timescale with your quote and keep you updated throughout.
Can you add lighting or a balustrade?
Yes. Steps, lighting, glass or timber balustrades and handrails can all be included in your design.
Is composite decking worth the extra cost?
If you want a deck that looks good for years with very little upkeep, usually yes. Composite does not need staining or oiling and will not rot, which saves time and money over the life of the deck.
Can you build a deck on a sloping garden?
Yes. Raised and multi level decks are a great way to make a sloping garden usable. We design the frame and steps around your levels at the survey.
What size deck do I need?
Think about how you will use it. A table and four chairs needs roughly 3m by 3m, and a dining set plus a lounge area needs more. We can mark it out with you at the survey.
Let's plan your new deck
Book a visit and we will measure up, talk materials and send a clear written quote.