Decking Installer in Hull

They took our rough sketch and turned it into something far better. Clean lines, good drainage and sturdy steps.

The dining set sits perfectly now for Sunday breakfasts and we’re thrilled with how it sits against the house.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping transformed a scrappy patch outside our terraced house. They set posts carefully to avoid the old drain run and still kept the lines straight.

The balustrade has a top rail wide enough for a glass, which is my favourite detail. It’s neighbour friendly, tidy and surprisingly quiet underfoot. We’ve already eaten outside more this month than in the last two summers.

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

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.

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.

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 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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a spot for morning coffee. The team set the deck flush with the threshold so there’s no trip point.

Looks simple, feels luxurious and stays comfortable under bare feet.

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 arrived with samples, checked the ground and talked through slip ratings without making it feel technical. He set the joists properly, left tidy expansion gaps and finished the nosing so it’s comfortable in bare feet.

The difference from our old wobbly platform is huge. We actually sit out on weeknights now because it feels easy.

The installer planned storage under the deck for toys and cushions, then added a hinged panel for access that sits flush when closed. The top surface feels firm, the gaps are consistent and nothing rattles in wind.

It’s quietly excellent work that makes daily tidying much easier. Little touches like that matter to us.

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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping fitted low lighting into the risers. It’s practical for the kids and looks great after dark.

The wiring is hidden and switches sit by the door for convenience.

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.