Decking Installer in Hedon

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 produced drawings with dimensions so we could picture furniture placement. On build day they worked steadily, checked the fall and swept everything before leaving.

The corner step doubles as a seat and the privacy screen hides bins without blocking light. It’s the sort of craft that feels quiet up close and impressive from the kitchen window. Couldn’t ask for more.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping chose a board with light texture for the shady side of the garden. Safer in winter and still nice barefoot in summer.

Dan rebuilt a tired deck that flexed like a trampoline. He swapped the joists for treated timber, tightened the centres and braced the corners.

Now it feels solid enough to dance on. He oiled the cut ends and talked me through seasonal upkeep. I like a tradesman who explains the why as well as the what.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a reading nook with a narrow daybed-style bench. Afternoon sun hits it perfectly and the cat has claimed the cushion.

The deck boards have a soft texture that’s kind to bare feet and doesn’t shout plasticky. It’s quiet design, just right for the space, and it’s made the garden feel gentler.

Dan designed a split level so we could tuck a barbecue out of the main space. He kept the riser shallow for easy stepping and added a discreet heat shield.

The layout flows, cables are hidden, and nothing scrapes when we slide chairs back. It feels purpose built rather than cobbled together from leftovers.

Dan spoke to our tiler first so the deck would meet the future porcelain at the right height. That saved grief later.

The boards run diagonally to pull the eye across a small yard and it genuinely looks bigger. After rain you can walk out in socks without slipping. We light a couple of candles and it turns into a tiny terrace we never had before.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping had to work around tree roots we didn’t want to disturb. They floated the deck on adjustable supports, left breathing room and shaped the boards neatly around the trunk.

It looks like the tree and platform always knew each other. The kids now sit there after school with snacks while I read. Peaceful and practical in equal measure.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping set a gentle fall so rain moves on quickly. The surface feels steady under chairs and dries faster than the patio.

Dan added wide steps down to the lawn with a deeper tread so the kids can sit on them safely. Neat screws, straight lines and everything sanded smooth.

It feels made for the garden rather than dropped in, and it’s perfect for photos when the fairy lights are on. The kids treat it like theatre seating.

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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping replaced a sagging deck with composite. Hidden fixings, tidy edges and a solid subframe.

Night and day compared to what we had.

They added a corner bench with lift-up lids. Cushions and toys finally have a home.

Looks bespoke and saves space.

Dan planned a raised timber step so my mum could get onto the deck safely. Solid build, gentle rise and it looks smart against the fence.

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.