Decking Installer in Scunthorpe

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping chose a board with light texture for the shady side of the garden. Safer in winter and still nice barefoot in summer.

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

Dan added a slim privacy screen at the boundary that filters wind without blocking light. He matched the board colour to our brick and tucked a socket under the bench for laptop days.

It feels grown up yet relaxed. I find myself wandering out there with a book far more often.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping designed a split-level deck around our old apple tree. Clever cutouts, tidy balustrade and it feels like a small stage for summer dinners with the family.

We use it every day now.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping extended a tired platform and tied it into the patio with a curved front edge. The shape makes the garden feel wider and encourages people to linger.

Friends keep commenting that it looks intentional, not improvised, and I agree every time I step out there. It’s exactly what we pictured in our heads.

Dan rebuilt our steps with wider treads. Carrying plates is easier and they feel steady even in rain.

Simple, effective, tidy.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping changed our postage stamp yard into somewhere we actually live. They set a diagonal pattern to stretch the eye and tucked a bench beneath the window.

The space feels spacious without growing an inch. On Sunday mornings we open the doors, put the radio on and have a lazy fry-up outside. Bliss.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping suggested a composite with subtle grain so it reads warm, not plastic. They cut a careful radius round the planter and added a discreet fascia that hides the subframe.

When it rains the water sheets away and the surface dries quickly. It’s calm underfoot, easy to clean, and the dog sprawls there like he owns it.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping set a gentle fall so rain moves on quickly. The surface feels steady under chairs and dries faster than the patio.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping suggested setting the deck slightly off the fence to keep airflow. That gap has kept everything fresh through a wet summer.

The boards meet cleanly at the corner like they were planned from the start, not forced on the day. Neighbours noticed the difference straight away and asked for the details.

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.

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.

Dan planned a corner deck with storage underneath for camping gear. The hatch lifts smoothly and sits flush when closed, no rattles in wind.

He aligned the top boards with the kitchen tiles so the threshold looks intentional. It’s become our staging area for trips, and a sunny spot for breakfast when we’re home.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping extended our deck over a lumpy patch of lawn. They set posts, squared everything and left a gentle fall for drainage.

Now the barbecue sits level and I’m not juggling plates on a slope. The change is bigger than expected.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping produced drawings before cutting anything which gave us confidence. The finished deck aligns with the kitchen tiles so the transition is seamless.

I’m amazed how much bigger the room now feels. It’s practical and stylish at the same time.