Decking Installer in Immingham

Dan added wide steps down to the lawn with a deeper tread so the kids can sit on them safely. Neat screws, straight lines and everything sanded smooth.

It feels made for the garden rather than dropped in, and it’s perfect for photos when the fairy lights are on. The kids treat it like theatre seating.

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.

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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a neat platform outside the kitchen. It meets the tiles perfectly and feels sturdy.

We eat there most evenings now.

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.

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.

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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping built a little platform outside the utility room to stop muddy shoes marching straight in. Hooks under the bench, mat well at the threshold and a board offcut as a boot jack.

Thoughtful and sturdy. It’s a small job that’s changed the rhythm of the house for the better.

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.

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.

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 wrapped the deck around our bay window with a soft curve that mirrors the brick. The joint lines meet neatly and the fascia shadow line is spot on.

In the evening it looks like a little stage for the house. Friends ask who built it every time.

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.

Dan matched the deck colour to our window frames. It pulls everything together and the handrail sits comfortably in the hand.

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.