Decking Installer in Brough

Dan suggested a small privacy screen that matches the deck. It hides the bins without turning the garden into a maze.

Looks intentional, not an afterthought, and I appreciate that. Neighbours have already asked who designed it, which says plenty.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping added low deck lights and a small step to the lawn. Looks classy in the evening and feels robust underfoot.

We wanted somewhere to park a bistro set and grow herbs along the edge. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping drew a sketch that made the deck feel wider than it is.

They tucked a cable for later lighting and left a discreet access hatch for the stop tap. It reads simple but you can tell it’s been considered. The basil gets the morning sun and I’m out there before work more days than not.

Dan built a raised viewing deck for the pond. He softened the edge with a narrow fascia and aligned the boards with the water.

Subtle choices that make it feel calm every time we step out. It’s become our morning coffee spot.

They left a discreet access hatch for the stop tap. You only notice it when you need it, which is how it should be.

Opted for a simple rectangle and it suits the space perfectly. Boards sit flush, no wobble and rain clears fast.

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

Dan suggested deeper treads so the steps double as seats. Best idea of the whole project.

Friends perch there while the barbecue does its thing.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping extended our existing deck and matched the colour brilliantly. You’d never guess the join.

We’re out there most evenings now, fairy lights on, blanket round the shoulders.

Dan added a slim ramp that blends into the step. Pram goes in and out with zero faff.

It looks neat and works quietly in the background.

Dan visited on a windy Tuesday, took measurements, then talked through how shade and foot traffic change board choice. He wasn’t selling, just advising.

A week later we had a deck that meets the kitchen tiles with a tiny shadow line so it all feels seamless. We eat breakfast there now, even on chilly mornings with coats on. It’s solid, quiet underfoot and the steps are deep enough to sit on with tea. That kind of thoughtful detail makes it.

Dan added a shallow ramp for pram and bike access that you don’t spot until you use it. He finished the edge with a slim shadow gap so it reads crisp rather than clunky.

It’s the piece that ties driveway, lawn and door into one route. Everyday tasks feel smoother and that’s the win.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a small platform for a wood-fired oven with heat shields. Smart idea and the deck still runs cleanly to the lawn.

Pizza nights just got easier and less smoky.

We wanted a perch for coffee and a pram-friendly threshold. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping built a small landing with a wide tread down to the lawn.

The boards feel warm underfoot even on cooler mornings and the dog likes to sunbathe there. It’s simple, neat and has changed how we come and go.

Dan finished a multi level layout with a small landing outside the utility door and a generous step to the lawn. You can tell he measured twice and cut once because the joints line up perfectly.

It’s tidy, strong and ready for years of use without fuss. We’re genuinely delighted with it.