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Hassocks, West Sussex

Decking in Hassocks

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 Hassocks

Decking for Hassocks Homes

Hassocks homeowners can arrange a free site visit for decking by calling 01273 058553, our local number, or by sending us their details. You will get a written quote afterwards, with no obligation.

Where a garden slopes down and away from the house, a deck gives you a flat place to sit without digging out and walling the ground as a patio would. Composite takes the upkeep away too. The boards are made to resist rot and hold their colour, so there is nothing to stain each year, only a wash when needed.

The frame matters more than the boards on top. Ours are built on firm footings and ventilated underneath, which keeps the deck level and helps the timber last for years.

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Why choose us

Why Choose Landcraft for Decking in Hassocks

Our Own Team, Start to Finish

Your Hassocks deck is quoted and built by the same people, and you hear from us as work goes on.

Free, No-Pressure Quotes

A free site visit, proper measurements and a written price. Then it is your call, with no pushing.

Groundwork Done Right

We fix the frame on firm footings, level it and build it to the board maker's specification.

Tidy While We Work

We keep on top of waste, leave a clean path to your door and sweep the site when we finish.

Covering All of Sussex

For Hassocks, our local number is 01273 058553, and we cover Sussex down to Brighton and Lewes.

Rated by Local Customers

Reviewers across Sussex give us 5.0 on Google, citing a clean finish, budgets and punctuality.

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 Hassocks

  • Timber deck boards and steps

    Wooden Decking in Hassocks

    Timber decks on a treated frame and footings, level or raised, in softwood or hardwood, with balustrades and steps where the slope needs them.

    More about wooden decking
  • Composite Decking

    Composite Decking in Hassocks

    Rot-resistant composite boards that hold their colour, with the frame built to the manufacturer spacing so the deck stays level.

    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.

Thinking About Decking in Hassocks?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Decking in Hassocks: Questions

Do you cover Hassocks?

Yes. Hassocks is within the Sussex area we cover from near Lewes. To arrange a free site visit, call 01273 058553, our local number, or send us your details.

Is composite decking better than wood?

There is no single answer. With composite you get much less maintenance and no rot or splinters. With timber you get a natural look for less money upfront. Your budget and the upkeep you want will guide the choice.

Can decking go on a sloping garden?

Yes. Decking can be the simplest way to bring a slope up to a level area, with steps leading down to the garden.

How long does timber decking last?

Many years, given a sound build and a frame with ventilation. A clean and a treatment now and then help it go further.

How do I clean composite decking?

Brushing it down with warm soapy water usually does it, and a gentle rinse works as well. Aftercare advice from us follows when the job is complete.

How much does decking cost?

It comes down to the size of the deck, its height, any steps or balustrades and whether you choose timber or composite. Timber is cheaper upfront and composite needs less maintenance. A free site visit comes first, then a written, itemised quote covering one or both.

Is composite decking slippery?

You usually get a textured surface on composite boards, which helps with grip. Cleaning the deck stops algae from taking hold.

Do I need planning permission for decking?

Most garden decks need no planning permission. Raised decks over a certain height may, and we are glad to talk through the rules with you.