Garden Decking Installation in Salford
Timber and composite decking designed and built to suit your garden, fitted across Salford and Greater Manchester.
Decking for Salford Properties
Decking is a job we regularly take on alongside fencing and landscaping — a raised or level deck area that ties a new garden layout together and gives you usable outdoor space.
We build to suit the site — level decking for a flat garden, or raised decking with steps and a balustrade where the ground falls away or you want to create a distinct seating area.
Both timber and composite decking are available, and we'll talk you through the tradeoffs — timber's a lower upfront cost but needs more maintenance, composite costs more but needs very little upkeep.
Substructure matters as much as the boards themselves, so we build a proper treated timber frame underneath rather than skimping on what you don't see once it's finished.
Decking Types We Install
Timber Decking
Pressure-treated timber decking boards, a lower-cost option with a natural finish.
Composite Decking
Low-maintenance composite boards that resist rot, splintering and fading.
Raised Decking & Steps
Raised deck areas with steps and balustrades for sloped or split-level gardens.
Deck Substructure
Treated timber joists and support posts built to last underneath the visible boards.
Balustrades & Handrails
Timber or composite balustrades for raised decking, for safety and finish.
Deck Repairs
Replacing rotten boards, loose joists or damaged balustrades on existing decking.
Decking — Common Questions
It depends on your priorities. Timber costs less upfront but needs regular treating and maintenance. Composite costs more initially but needs very little upkeep and resists rot and fading.
Yes, raised decking with a proper support structure and steps is a common solution for gardens that slope or have a level change.
Composite decking is generally very low-maintenance and can last well over 20 years without the regular treating that timber decking needs.
Yes, this is one of our most common combined projects — new fencing, decking and landscaping planned and built together as one job.