Decking by Green Landscapes and Construction
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Decking

Whether you prefer natural timber or composite, our professional landscapers design and install decking solutions that suit your space.

Overview

Decking creates a defined outdoor area for dining, relaxing, and entertaining, with framing, transitions, and surface choice planned around long-term use.

What To Expect

Planned properly, finished cleanly.

The team keeps the process clear from the first quote through to the final walkthrough, with practical advice on materials, layout, preparation, and finish.

Composite and timber decking options

Robust framing and tidy level transitions

Practical seating areas for year-round garden use

Service Detail

Everything planned around the way the space needs to work.

Every decking project is different, so the specification is shaped around the property, access, drainage, maintenance needs, and the way the finished space will be used.

Practical details confirmed before work starts

Composite and timber decking options matched to budget and maintenance preference

Strong timber framing, supports, fixings, and airflow considerations

Steps, edges, level transitions, and balustrade planning where needed

Integration with patios, lawns, doors, and garden seating areas

Process

How the work is handled

01

Position and levels

The deck location, height, access from doors, and relationship to the rest of the garden are checked before work starts.

02

Frame construction

A strong supporting frame is built with fixings, airflow, and long-term stability in mind.

03

Boards and finishing

Boards, trims, steps, and edges are fitted cleanly so the deck feels built into the garden rather than added afterwards.

Common Questions

Useful things to know

Is composite decking worth it?

Composite decking is a strong option if you want a consistent finish with less maintenance than timber. Timber can still be a good choice where a natural look is preferred.

Can decking work on uneven ground?

Often, yes. A framed structure can help create a level usable area where the existing ground is uneven, subject to access and support requirements.