Decking Installer in Huntington

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 suggested a diagonal board pattern to lengthen the space visually. It’s worked a treat and gives the garden a bit of flair.

He cleaned everything before leaving too, which I appreciated.

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 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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping turned a bleak patch behind our semi into a proper decked hangout. They suggested a narrow board to suit the small space and built a corner bench that hides the recycling.

It looks considered rather than thrown together. Rain slides off cleanly and it dries quickly so we actually use it between showers. Friends assumed it was a pricey garden room project. It was simply good design, careful fitting and tidy finishing from people who know what they’re doing.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a platform that meets the conservatory sill cleanly, no silly step to trip on. They set the joists high enough for airflow so it won’t sweat in summer.

The picture frame border ties everything together and the colour warms up at sunset. My mother popped round and said it felt like a small pier. That’s exactly how it feels. Solid, calm, inviting.

Opted for a simple rectangle and it suits the space perfectly. Boards sit flush, no wobble and rain clears fast.

We went with timber for warmth and used oil in a soft brown. The team laid boards with consistent gaps and tucked cables for lights out of sight.

It’s pretty by day and quietly glowing at night. Exactly the look we hoped for.

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.

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.

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.

We’d inherited a deck that wobbled and trapped puddles. Dan took it apart, salvaged what he could, and rebuilt with proper falls and decent fixings.

He added a slender handrail that’s reassuring without feeling like a barricade. The barbecue stands level for the first time. It’s not flashy work, it’s correct work, and that’s what lasts.

Dan suggested a small privacy screen that matches the deck. It hides the bins without turning the garden into a maze.

Looks intentional, not an afterthought, and I appreciate that. Neighbours have already asked who designed it, which says plenty.

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 replaced a sagging deck with composite. Hidden fixings, tidy edges and a solid subframe.

Night and day compared to what we had.