Decking Installer in Willerby

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a raised composite deck that meets the conservatory threshold so there’s no awkward step. They added a slim handrail and tucked lighting beneath the top rail.

Even in drizzle it feels safe and welcoming, and we actually use the space most evenings now with a blanket and a mug of tea.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping rebuilt our tired timber deck using a composite board that matches the cladding. The substructure was replaced, airflow improved and the steps widened so carrying trays is safer.

It looks curated rather than thrown together, which is exactly what we wanted. Friends keep noticing.

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

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.

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

Looks bespoke and saves space.

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

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.

Dan suggested deeper treads so the steps double as seats. Best idea of the whole project.

Friends perch there while the barbecue does its thing.

They built a simple rectangle that sits flush with the doors. No trip point, easy to clean and the fascia sits straight as a ruler.

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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping fitted composite for low upkeep. Clean lines, hidden fixings and a calm look that suits the house.

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.

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

It makes the deck look tailored rather than thrown together.