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Brighton, East Sussex

Decking in Brighton

Timber and composite decking built on a solid, level frame, ideal for sloping gardens and raised seating areas, with steps and balustrades where needed.

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Decking in Brighton

Decking for Brighton Homes

For decking in Brighton, call us on 01273 058553, our local number, or send your details over. A free site visit comes first, then a written quote, and you are not obliged to go ahead.

Where the ground drops away from the back of the house, a deck is a natural fit. We can build it level without the excavation and walls a patio would need. Composite boards keep their colour and resist rot too, so a wash down from time to time replaces the yearly staining and sanding.

Most of the work that matters is out of sight. We put the frame on firm footings and allow enough ventilation beneath it, so the deck stays flat and the timber keeps going.

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Why choose us

Why Choose Landcraft for Decking in Brighton

Our Own Team, Start to Finish

Whoever quotes for your Brighton deck builds it too, and you will hear from us at each stage.

Free, No-Pressure Quotes

We measure up on a free visit and send a written price for you to consider, without any pushing.

Groundwork Done Right

Firm footings carry the frame, which is kept level and built to the specification of your boards.

Tidy While We Work

Waste is taken away as we go, the route to your door stays clean and we sweep up when we finish.

Covering All of Sussex

Brighton customers can use 01273 058553, a local number, and we build decks all over Sussex.

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Sussex homeowners give us 5.0 on Google, writing about our punctuality, budgets and clean finish.

Included

What the Job Covers

  • Treated timber frame on footings
  • Softwood, hardwood or composite boards
  • Level or raised decks
  • Steps and balustrades
  • Fascia boards and edging
  • Weed membrane underneath

Also covered

Timber or Composite Decking in Brighton

  • Timber deck boards and steps

    Wooden Decking in Brighton

    Timber decking on a treated frame set on footings, built level or raised, with weed membrane underneath and steps or balustrades if needed.

    More about wooden decking
  • Composite Decking

    Composite Decking in Brighton

    Composite decking that will not rot, splinter or need staining. We build the frame to the board specification and use hidden fixings where specified.

    More about composite decking

Our work

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From first call to finished job

How Your Decking Project Works

  1. 1

    Free Site Visit

    We measure up, check levels and drainage, and talk through the decking options with you.

  2. 2

    Written Quote

    You get a clear, itemised price with no obligation and no hard sell.

  3. 3

    Groundwork

    Old surfaces come up, the ground is dug out and a compacted sub-base goes down.

  4. 4

    Laying & Finishing

    The surface is laid, edged and finished, then the site is cleaned before we leave.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Decking in Brighton: Questions

Do you cover Brighton?

Yes, Brighton is covered. We work from a base near Lewes, and you can call our local number on 01273 058553 or send your details to set up a free visit.

Is composite decking better than wood?

Composite asks for much less maintenance and does not rot or splinter. Timber, on the other hand, costs less at the start and looks natural. Which suits you depends on your budget and the upkeep you are prepared for.

Can decking go on a sloping garden?

Yes. On a sloping garden, decking can be the easiest route to a level area, with steps down to the garden below.

How long does timber decking last?

A timber deck that is well built, on a frame with good ventilation, lasts for many years. Cleaning and treatment help it along.

How do I clean composite decking?

A brush and some warm soapy water is usually enough, or you can just rinse it gently. Aftercare advice comes from us when the deck is complete.

How much does decking cost?

That depends on the deck: its size, whether it is raised, and any steps or balustrades. Timber has the lower upfront cost and composite costs more but needs less maintenance. After a free site visit we send a written, itemised quote, for one or both.

Is composite decking slippery?

Composite decking usually has a textured surface, which gives you grip underfoot. Cleaning it keeps algae from building up.

Do I need planning permission for decking?

A typical garden deck does not. Decks raised above a certain height may need it, and we can explain the rules as they apply to your plans.