Your town
Composite decking in Teesside and Darlington
From the estates of Ingleby Barwick to the coast at Redcar and Saltburn, we survey first and build a deck for the ground you've got.
Ground notes
What we plan for in Teesside and Darlington
Heavy clay
Much of Teesside is heavy clay that stays wet. We use proper footings, keep the frame clear of the ground and plan where the water goes.
Newer estates
Ingleby Barwick, Yarm and the newer parts of Stockton often have level but poorly drained gardens. A deck is a great way to get a dry, usable spot.
Coastal towns
In Redcar, Saltburn and Hartlepool we plan for wind and salt, with fixings and balustrades to match.
Typical gardens
The decks we're asked for most
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Lawn rescue deck
Turns a soggy patch of lawn into a dry place to sit.
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Bifold deck
Level with the doors of a newer home, with a step down to the garden.
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Coastal deck
Sturdy, low-upkeep and built for the breeze.
Towns we cover
Across Teesside and Darlington
Towns and villages
Not on the list? Ask anyway; if we can reach you, we'll survey.
Stockton-on-Tees · Middlesbrough · Hartlepool · Redcar · Saltburn · Ingleby Barwick · Yarm · Billingham · Guisborough · Darlington
Town guides
Town guides in Teesside and Darlington
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Stockton-on-Tees
Homes, gardens and the decks that suit Stockton-on-Tees.
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Middlesbrough
Homes, gardens and the decks that suit Middlesbrough.
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Hartlepool
Homes, gardens and the decks that suit Hartlepool.
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Darlington
Homes, gardens and the decks that suit Darlington.
Things people ask us
Do you cover Darlington?
Yes, Darlington and the villages around it, as well as Stockton, Middlesbrough, Hartlepool and Redcar.
My lawn floods every winter. Can a deck help?
Often, yes. A raised frame on proper footings gives you a dry surface. We'll look at where the water goes at the survey.