Your town
Composite decking in Northumberland
Big rural gardens, stone cottages, coastal towns and new builds round Cramlington and Morpeth. We survey first, then build for your plot.
Ground notes
What we plan for in Northumberland
Exposed gardens
Out in the country the wind can be serious. We pay attention to fixings, balustrades and where the deck sits so it's actually pleasant to use.
Older stone houses
Stone cottages often have uneven ground and thresholds at odd heights. We build the frame to suit, so the deck meets the door properly.
New builds
Estates around Cramlington, Morpeth and Blyth often have compacted ground under thin topsoil. We check drainage before we plan the footings.
Typical gardens
The decks we're asked for most
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Cottage deck
A low deck that fits around an older house and its quirks.
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Big garden deck
A larger deck with a view, maybe two levels and built-in seating.
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New-build deck
The finishing touch outside the back doors of a new home.
Towns we cover
Across Northumberland
Towns and villages
Not on the list? Ask anyway; if we can reach you, we'll survey.
Cramlington · Morpeth · Blyth · Ashington · Bedlington · Hexham · Prudhoe · Alnwick · Ponteland
Town guides
Town guides in Northumberland
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Ashington
Homes, gardens and the decks that suit Ashington.
Things people ask us
How far into Northumberland do you go?
Most of the county, from Ponteland and Hexham to Morpeth, Blyth, Ashington and Alnwick. For further out, put your postcode in and we'll tell you.
Can you build around an uneven old patio?
Yes. A frame can be levelled over most bases, and we'll check what's underneath first.