Decking and verandas

Compare decking quotes for composite, timber and raised outdoor spaces.

Decking can turn a garden, patio or awkward level change into usable outdoor living space. Compare materials, structure, steps, balustrades and finishes.

Composite decking with glass balustrade and outdoor seating

What to compare

Make the quote request useful from the start.

Composite or timber

Composite is lower maintenance, while timber can be cost-effective and traditional when properly treated.

Levels, steps and access

Raised decks, ramps and steps need careful design for safety and everyday use.

Balustrades and screening

Glass, timber, composite and privacy screens can change the look, safety and cost.

Before you buy

Small details can change the right product, price and installer.

01

Check the subframe

A strong, well-drained subframe matters as much as the visible boards.

02

Compare board quality

Board thickness, slip resistance, warranty and colour stability vary by product.

03

Plan lighting and edges

Steps, edges, lighting and access points are easier to include before the deck is built.

Product ideas

Products and add-ons worth comparing.

Use these ideas to shape your shortlist and decide what to ask about when you request quotes.

Composite decking boards

Low-maintenance boards in a range of colours, textures and warranty levels.

Timber decking kits

A familiar option for straightforward garden decks and smaller budgets.

Glass balustrades

Useful where views, safety and a more premium finish matter.

Deck lighting and edging

Small add-ons that can improve safety and make the space feel finished.

Request quotes

Tell us about your decking or veranda project.

Share the basics and we will use your details to understand what type of company, product or installation help may be suitable.

Decking or veranda FAQs

Common questions before requesting quotes.

Is composite decking worth it?

It can be if you want lower maintenance and a longer-lasting finish, though upfront cost is usually higher than timber.

Can decking be built on a slope?

Yes. Sloped gardens often need a raised structure, steps, balustrades and careful access planning.

How long does decking take to install?

Small decks can be quick, while raised or complex decks take longer because of structure and access details.