Decking Installer in Market Weighton

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.

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.

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 designed a split level so we could tuck a barbecue out of the main space. He kept the riser shallow for easy stepping and added a discreet heat shield.

The layout flows, cables are hidden, and nothing scrapes when we slide chairs back. It feels purpose built rather than cobbled together from leftovers.

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 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.

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

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a boardwalk from back door to studio. The path bends slightly and that curve makes the garden feel longer.

They brushed the surface so winter boots grip, then cut a tiny drain slot beside the step to keep water moving. Small ideas, big effect. It’s the bit everyone compliments first.

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.

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 corner platform with built-in seating and storage for our tiny garden. It’s doubled what we can do outside.

School shoes dry off there and Friday nights suddenly feel like a mini holiday. I love how tidy it keeps the space.

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.

We used Backhouse Construction & Landscaping after a neighbour recommended them. Swift build, sharp mitres and the garden looks finished at last.

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.

We booked Backhouse Construction & Landscaping after seeing two jobs nearby. Ours involved awkward corners around planters and a curved step.

The lads cut everything cleanly and finished with sanded edges that feel nice under bare feet. It looks like it has always been here.