Decking Installer in Swanland

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a neat platform outside the kitchen. It meets the tiles perfectly and feels sturdy.

We eat there most evenings now.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping wrapped the deck around our bay window with a soft curve that mirrors the brick. The joint lines meet neatly and the fascia shadow line is spot on.

In the evening it looks like a little stage for the house. Friends ask who built it every time.

Dan spent time measuring sunlight and suggested a shade-friendly board so we wouldn’t be forever scrubbing algae. He installed a slim handrail and a neat picture frame border.

Thoughtful work from someone who clearly enjoys getting the details right. We’re genuinely pleased.

We chose timber for warmth then stained it a soft oak that suits the brick. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping spaced every board evenly and hid fixings where possible.

It looks handcrafted and the hose water drains away instead of pooling. Morning coffee there has become a small ritual. Even the neighbour asked who built it.

They cut cleanly round a manhole and hid it under a tidy hatch. Access is easy, looks is smarter.

Practical and good looking.

They built a simple rectangle that sits flush with the doors. No trip point, easy to clean and the fascia sits straight as a ruler.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping used a diagonal pattern to stretch a small yard. It reads wider and feels more open.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a platform that meets the conservatory sill cleanly, no silly step to trip on. They set the joists high enough for airflow so it won’t sweat in summer.

The picture frame border ties everything together and the colour warms up at sunset. My mother popped round and said it felt like a small pier. That’s exactly how it feels. Solid, calm, inviting.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a boardwalk from back door to studio. The path bends slightly and that curve makes the garden feel longer.

They brushed the surface so winter boots grip, then cut a tiny drain slot beside the step to keep water moving. Small ideas, big effect. It’s the bit everyone compliments first.

We host a lot, which meant squeezing seats from a small footprint. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping drew a sketch showing a chevron layout to stretch the view.

It works. The eye runs outward, the table sits square and it feels calmer than before. They left everything swept, even rinsed the path by the gate. It’s those finishing touches that stick in your mind long after the tools are packed.

We asked Backhouse Construction & Landscaping for a deck that would work for family parties without shouting for attention. They produced a simple rectangle with a picture frame border and a slim rail that you hardly notice.

The surface has a gentle grip so kids can run without skidding. At night the riser lights glow softly and don’t blind anyone. It’s calm and practical. We’ve already hosted three birthdays out there and nothing wobbled or rattled once.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping fitted composite for low upkeep. Clean lines, hidden fixings and a calm look that suits the house.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping suggested setting the deck slightly off the fence to keep airflow. That gap has kept everything fresh through a wet summer.

The boards meet cleanly at the corner like they were planned from the start, not forced on the day. Neighbours noticed the difference straight away and asked for the details.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping built a little platform outside the utility room to stop muddy shoes marching straight in. Hooks under the bench, mat well at the threshold and a board offcut as a boot jack.

Thoughtful and sturdy. It’s a small job that’s changed the rhythm of the house for the better.

Dan built our platform level with the back doors which has made life with the pram so much easier. Finish is crisp and everything feels secure.