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Grey composite decking in a garden

Burgess Hill, West Sussex

Decking in Burgess Hill

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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We will come out, measure up and give you a written price.

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Decking in Burgess Hill

Decking for Burgess Hill Homes

Thinking about decking in Burgess Hill? Send us your details or ring our local number, 01444 316010. We will arrange a free site visit and then a written quote, with no obligation on your part.

Decking is well suited to gardens where the land falls from the house. A level deck can be built without the excavation and walling a patio would require. Composite boards also hold their colour and resist rot, which means no yearly staining or sanding, only a wash down when it looks due.

Get the frame right and the rest follows. We set ours on firm footings with good airflow underneath, so the deck keeps its level and the timber stays in good shape.

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Why choose us

Why Choose Landcraft for Decking in Burgess Hill

Our Own Team, Start to Finish

Our own team quotes and builds your Burgess Hill deck, and we let you know how it is going.

Free, No-Pressure Quotes

We visit free of charge, measure up and send a written price, with time to decide and no pressure.

Groundwork Done Right

Each deck rests on a frame on firm footings, set level and built to the board specification.

Tidy While We Work

We clear rubbish as we work, keep your route to the door clean and sweep everything at the end.

Covering All of Sussex

Burgess Hill homeowners can reach us on 01444 316010, a local number. We cover all of Sussex.

Rated by Local Customers

Google shows us at 5.0 in Sussex, and reviews mention punctuality, budgets and a 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 Burgess Hill

  • Timber deck boards and steps

    Wooden Decking in Burgess Hill

    Timber decking on a treated frame and firm footings, with a weed membrane beneath, neat edging, and steps or balustrades where needed.

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  • Composite Decking

    Composite Decking in Burgess Hill

    Composite boards made to keep their colour and resist rot. A wash down now and then is usually all they need, with no sanding or staining.

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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.

Thinking About Decking in Burgess Hill?

Book a free site visit and a written, no-obligation quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

Decking in Burgess Hill: Questions

Do you cover Burgess Hill?

Yes. Burgess Hill sits within our Sussex area, covered from our base near Lewes. Phoning 01444 316010 or sending your details is all it takes to arrange a free site visit.

Is composite decking better than wood?

Neither is better for everyone. Composite means far less maintenance and no rot or splinters. Timber means a lower upfront cost and a natural finish. Pick the one that fits your budget and the work you want to put in.

Can decking go on a sloping garden?

Definitely. A deck makes it straightforward to have a level area on a slope, and steps can lead down to the garden.

How long does timber decking last?

A well-built timber deck on a ventilated frame should last many years. Cleaning and treating it keeps it in good order.

How do I clean composite decking?

A gentle rinse is usually enough, or a brush and warm soapy water. When we complete the deck, you get aftercare advice from us.

How much does decking cost?

It depends on the deck. How big it is, how high it stands and any steps or balustrades all play a part, and timber costs less upfront than composite, which needs less maintenance. We give you a written, itemised quote for either after a free site visit.

Is composite decking slippery?

Composite usually has a textured surface for grip. If you keep it clean, algae does not get the chance to build up.

Do I need planning permission for decking?

Most garden decks do not need permission. It is raised decks, over a certain height, that may, and we can talk through how the rules apply to your plans.