Composite decking offers numerous benefits, making it an excellent choice for outdoor spaces. It requires minimal maintenance and additionally composite decking is highly durable.
Decking Installer Huddersfield
Softwood deck boards ideal for both traditional and contemporary outdoor spaces, treated decking ensures durability and resistance to the elements.
Holmfirth. Composite decking is designed to withstand the elements, including moisture, UV rays, and temperature fluctuations. This ensures that your deck remains sturdy and attractive over the years.
Elland garden slope transformation with two stepped Ecoscape composite decks, Gazebo, retaining sleeper bedding and deck lighting.
A central position due to the shade at different times of the day and also it had to bridge the koi pond. A new chunky sleeper was used for the corner seat. A good result, nice clean lines give a very modern look
Elevated decking finished with Yellow Balau hardwood, clear grade cedar posts and marine grade stainless steel cables.
Elevated deck frame work erected to replace the existing concrete platform and steps. Timber steps on two short runs with middle platform creating new safe access to the garden and drive.
New elevated deck frame work erected using 150mm main posts with all joists rested on 200mm support beams and large steel fixings (external graded).
"Again we have been absolutely delighted with the work that TimberPro has done for us"
"Andy understood brief clearly and achieved exactly the look I was after. His attention to detail was excellent and standard of workmanship exemplary. Very good value for money and I am happy to recommend his services"
Cedar shingle roofing over a sunken seating area. This also serves as a grand entrance to the raised decking and levelled lawn created by a timber retaining wall.
Commercial decking for the new putting challenge area at direct golf stadium range.
Garden fencing and decking construction. Solid joist frame work for the decking with a featheredge fence around the whole 8x8m garden.
Garden Decks
Upgrade your garden with the perfect combination of composite and softwood timber treated decking. Here's why these options are top-notch for any garden or patio:
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Durability
Both composite and treated softwood timber decking are designed to withstand the elements. Composite decking resists moisture, UV rays, and temperature changes, while treated softwood timber is resistant to rot, decay, and insect attacks, ensuring long-lasting performance. -
Cost-Effective
Softwood timber is more budget-friendly build while offering quality and durability. Composite decking construction, though initially more expensive, saves on long-term maintenance and replacement costs, providing excellent value over time. -
Versatility
Softwood timber is easy to cut, shape, and install, making it a versatile option for a variety of decking designs. Whether you're going for a classic look or a modern twist, softwood can be tailored to your vision. -
Eco-Friendly
Composite decking is made from recycled materials, reducing the demand for virgin wood. Treated softwood timber comes from sustainably managed forests, making both options environmentally conscious choices. -
Low Maintenance
Composite decking requires minimal upkeep—just a simple wash to keep it looking new. Treated softwood decking also demands little maintenance, with occasional re-treatment to preserve its appearance and durability. -
Aesthetic Variety
Composite decking offers a wide range of colors and finishes, mimicking the natural look of wood without the upkeep. Softwood timber, with its natural grains and warm tones, adds a timeless, rustic charm to any space.
Enhance your garden or patio with composite and softwood timber treated decking, where sustainability meets style and practicality.
Do you require decking? Please call on 07961 272 174
Decking FAQs
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How much does Garden decking cost and price?
The cost of garden decking depends on factors like size, material, and design complexity. Fortunately for yourself, I operate TimberPro as a sole trader which benefits you in having a personal touch by someone whom respects your home with the added bonus of a more competitive quote without the large operational/contractor costs. -
Will my decking project require Planning permission?
Most decking installations don't require planning permission if it's not higher than 30cm from the ground and doesn't cover more than 50% of your garden, but it's best to check with your local planning office. -
What is the average lifespan of decking?
The average lifespan of decking varies by material and maintenance. Softwood decking typically lasts around 10-15 years, hardwood decking can endure 25-40 years, and composite decking often lasts 25-30 years. Regular maintenance extends these lifespans. -
Can I have a deck in a sloping garden?
Absolutely, you can have a deck in a sloping garden! In fact, building a deck on a slope can be a great way to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing outdoor space. It often involves constructing the deck on posts or using a series of steps and platforms to adapt to the natural gradient. This not only maximizes the usable area but also provides interesting design opportunities and stunning views. -
Do you need garden decking in Huddersfield, Brighouse, Mirfield, Leeds, Barnsley, Wakefield?
If so then please get in touch. My name is Andrew and I operate TimberPro as a sole trader, which benefits you in having a personal touch by someone whom respects your home with the added bonus of a more competitive quote without the large operating/contractor costs. Give me a call on 07961 272 174. -
Decking maintenance?
For timber decking, regularly clean with mild soap, inspect and apply sealant or stain every few years. For composite decking, clean periodically with mild soap and water, and check for damage. Both types benefit from keeping clear of debris and ensuring proper drainage. These steps help maintain their appearance and longevity.