Decking in York
Frames are pressure-treated timber on concrete pads or ground screws, with joists spaced for the boards, a weed membrane and airflow underneath so the frame stays dry on damp York ground.
Composite or timber
Composite needs no staining and keeps its colour; timber is cheaper but needs regular treatment.
- Steps down to the lawn.
- Fascia boards to hide the frame.
- Built-in benches and planters.
Planning: decks more than 30cm above ground normally need planning permission.
Decking across York
We cover York and the villages around it, including Strensall, Poppleton, Osbaldwick, Heworth, Holgate, Rawcliffe, Acomb, Dringhouses and more. Give us a ring on 01904 911157 with your postcode if you are unsure whether we reach you.
Questions about decking
Composite or timber?
Composite for low maintenance, timber for lower cost.
How long does a deck take?
A few days.
Do you remove old decking?
Yes.
Can decking go next to a new lawn?
Yes, and we plan the levels together.
