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Decks that stay flat — because the frame underneath is built like a floor.
A deck is a structure. The boards are the last two percent of the job; everything that determines whether it stays flat and dry is in the subframe, the footings and the ventilation gap underneath.
We use concrete footings, treated or steel subframes at correct joist spacing, and keep airflow under the deck so it doesn't cup, rot or twist.
Every quote is itemised — materials, excavation, footings, drainage and gates listed line by line, so you can see exactly what you're paying for.
Composite costs more upfront and never needs oiling. Timber is cheaper and looks warmer but wants re-oiling every year or two. Both last well if the frame is right.
Low decks generally don't, but height above ground, proximity to boundaries and overlooking rules can trigger approval. We'll flag it at the site visit.
Fill in the form and we'll call you back today to book the site inspection.
Same-day callback. We walk the site, then you get an itemised fixed price.
No obligation. We only quote work we can do properly.
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