Decking Installer in Holme-on-Spalding-Moor

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.

We turned a dull corner into a little suntrap with a compact deck and built-in planter. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping shaped the curve beautifully and kept the grain running the same way so it looks calm rather than busy.

It’s become the breakfast spot, birdsong and all, and it wipes clean after showers. Small change, big lift to the whole garden.

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

Dan placed lighting on the risers rather than the posts. You see the steps, not the fittings.

It’s subtle and much kinder on the eyes at night.

Dan cut a clean radius round our planter. The edge feels finished, not sharp, and the boards line up beautifully.

Dan arrived with samples, talked through timber versus composite, then built exactly what we chose. The finish is smooth and the joists feel rock steady underfoot.

He even left spare boards for repairs.

They finished with a slim border that frames the space. Small detail, big difference.

It makes the deck look tailored rather than thrown together.

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 built a small stage for live music nights with friends. The surface is solid, the cable grommet hides leads, and the front edge has a soft chamfer so nobody stubs toes.

When we’re not playing it works as everyday seating. That kind of versatility is exactly what we were after.

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 replaced algae-prone timber with composite that suits our shady spot. They cut a neat access hatch for the stop tap and you barely see the join.

The handrail sits perfectly under the palm of your hand. It’s become the place we eat, read, work, everything. Couldn’t be happier.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping designed a split-level deck around our old apple tree. Clever cutouts, tidy balustrade and it feels like a small stage for summer dinners with the family.

We use it every day now.

We asked for somewhere to host family without wobbling chairs or uneven gaps. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping squared the corners, set a gentle fall for drainage and finished the edges like furniture.

It’s practical and attractive, which is all we wanted really, and it cleans up with a quick brush after meals.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping designed a small composite deck off our kitchen. Clean lines, sturdy feel and it ties in with the paving nicely.

Breakfast outside now feels like a treat.

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.