Decking Installer in Humberston

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.

Dan fitted a compact deck outside the French doors and matched the board colour to our window frames. He set the joists high enough that rain clears cleanly, then tucked a cable route for future lighting.

The step depth is generous so it doubles as seating during parties. Clever, simple, comfortable. We keep asking ourselves why we waited this long.

They cut cleanly round a manhole and hid it under a tidy hatch. Access is easy, looks is smarter.

Practical and good looking.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping wrapped a compact deck around our bay window. The curve mirrors the brick and looks intentional.

We now have a breakfast perch that feels cosy even on cold days.

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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping rebuilt a rotting deck we inherited with the house. They removed everything, reused what could be saved and laid composite that suits our wetter side of town.

The fascia sits dead straight and the screw heads vanish. Neighbours wandered over to ask who had done it. It’s robust without looking heavy. Cups don’t wobble, chairs glide and the dog sleeps on the warm boards like he paid for it.

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.

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 old steps felt wobbly so we started again. Dan installed proper stringers, sealed the end grain and added simple lights on the risers.

It’s safe, welcoming and good looking without shouting about itself. We now use the garden after dark.

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 visited twice, first to listen, second to build. He suggested raising the deck by a single board so the threshold clears winter puddles.

It’s solved a problem we’d battled for years. The boards align with the kitchen tiles so the step disappears visually. We’ve gained a room we didn’t know we had. That kind of practical thinking beats any catalogue picture.

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

Looks bespoke and saves space.

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

It makes the deck look tailored rather than thrown together.

We liked the idea of decking but dreaded something that looked too showroom. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping listened, then drew a layout that leaves pockets for planting and a thin shadow line along the front edge.

It feels crafted yet unfussy. On warm evenings the boards hold a little heat, which is lovely on bare feet. We’ve started having neighbours over for tea just because the space invites it. The whole garden finally makes sense.

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.