Outdoor Building Installers in Hessle

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a bike store that blends into the fence line. Cedar cladding reads clean, ventilation slots are discreet and the lid lifts without scraping the brick.

You can fit two adult bikes plus helmets without the daily Tetris. It looks like part of the garden rather than a bin.

Dan planned a compact composite room for my therapy clients. He set the window height for privacy, added acoustic insulation and hid cables behind skirting.

The heater sips power, the floor feels firm and the threshold is flush for prams. Professional without feeling cold.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping replaced a tired shed with a proper workshop. Concrete base came first, then a robust frame, breathable membrane and crisp cladding.

The double doors are square and the ramp hits the paving cleanly. It’s quiet inside, even in wind, which makes tinkering a pleasure.

We fancied a little bar that doesn’t boss the garden. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping framed a hatch to catch evening sun, set a narrow counter and tucked a shelf for bottles.

The roof has a crisp drip edge and wipes clean in seconds. Friends keep asking who built it.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping replaced our lopsided bar with a neat timber unit sized to how we host. There’s a narrow prep shelf, hooks for glasses and a hatch that faces evening sun.

The roof fall is subtle and the paint finish looks even. It’s the weekend spot now, without looking like a theme park.

Dan talked through options for a timber workshop, measured twice and suggested a higher door for bikes. Solid base, straight walls, roof felt neat.

Feels built to last.

Dan planned a small studio for music lessons. Window height protects privacy, acoustic insulation calms outside noise and cables disappear behind neat skirting.

The heater sips power and the floor feels firm under stools. Parents can wait on the step without blocking the path. Thoughtful and professional.

Dan suggested a lean-to pergola to shelter the back door. Simple idea, big change.

Rain no longer whips in and the dog can shake off under cover. The posts align with the brick pier and the gutter tucks away. It finishes the elevation rather than fighting it.

Dan turned our windy corner into a sheltered dining area. A pergola with side slats blocks the gusts but keeps the sky.

Posts are plumb, fixings neat and the stain sits evenly. He positioned the lights so plates aren’t in shadow. Supper outside now feels easy, not effort.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping built a timber office that sits under the birch without feeling cramped. They trimmed around roots sensibly and set posts in the right places first time.

Inside, paint looks clean, skirting meets square and there’s no hollow thud underfoot. It genuinely feels like part of the house.

Dan rethought a tired pergola idea and gave us a covered nook that blocks wind but keeps sky. He set posts plumb, fixed slats evenly and placed a light where books actually sit.

The stain reads even and the paving meets the threshold clean. We use it most nights.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping delivered a timber office with light where you need it and none where you don’t. Desk wall has sockets at a sensible height, window frames the garden instead of the fence and the floor feels solid.

They left a labelled breaker and a folder with warranties. It’s a calm, useful room.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a bike store that doesn’t shout. Cedar cladding, hidden latch and a roof fall you barely see.

Keeps rain out and looks classy.

Dan suggested a shallow overhang on the summer house so rain doesn’t streak the front. Smart detail.

Inside is warm already and the threshold’s flush.

Dan added a pergola lean-to off the garage. Simple, sturdy and the BBQ finally has a home that isn’t the shed doorway.