Decking Installer in Winterton

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.

Our garden has an awkward dogleg. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping staggered the deck levels so the shape feels intentional.

They chamfered the corner by the shed so we stop clipping it with the mower. Little decisions like that make daily life smoother. We’re using every bit of the plot now.

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

We eat there most evenings now.

Dan added a shallow ramp for pram and bike access that you don’t spot until you use it. He finished the edge with a slim shadow gap so it reads crisp rather than clunky.

It’s the piece that ties driveway, lawn and door into one route. Everyday tasks feel smoother and that’s the win.

Dan built a raised viewing deck for the pond. He softened the edge with a narrow fascia and aligned the boards with the water.

Subtle choices that make it feel calm every time we step out. It’s become our morning coffee spot.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping produced drawings with dimensions so we could picture furniture placement. On build day they worked steadily, checked the fall and swept everything before leaving.

The corner step doubles as a seat and the privacy screen hides bins without blocking light. It’s the sort of craft that feels quiet up close and impressive from the kitchen window. Couldn’t ask for more.

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 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 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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping extended our existing deck and matched the colour brilliantly. You’d never guess the join.

We’re out there most evenings now, fairy lights on, blanket round the shoulders.

Dan reworked our uneven frame and salvaged what he could to save costs. He added proper supports, set a gentle fall and finished with a picture frame edge.

Rain clears quickly and the chairs no longer rock. It’s practical and good looking, which is rare. My dad commented immediately and he never notices anything.

Dan added a wide step and handrail for my gran. The detail makes all the difference.

It looks good and feels safe in rain, especially on winter mornings when paths get slick.

We liked the idea of decking but dreaded something that looked too showroom. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping listened, then drew a layout that leaves pockets for planting and a thin shadow line along the front edge.

It feels crafted yet unfussy. On warm evenings the boards hold a little heat, which is lovely on bare feet. We’ve started having neighbours over for tea just because the space invites it. The whole garden finally makes sense.

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.

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

It makes the deck look tailored rather than thrown together.