Landcraft Drives & Patios
Grey composite decking in a garden

Lewes, East Sussex

Decking in Lewes

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 Lewes

Decking for Lewes Homes

Our base is near Lewes, so decking here is close to home for us. Phone 01273 058553, our local number, or drop us your details, and we will book a free visit and send a written quote without obligation.

Decking is an obvious choice for a garden that slopes away from the house, since it can sit level without the digging and walling a patio needs. Composite goes a step further. Its boards keep their colour and resist rot, and an occasional wash takes the place of staining every year.

The frame underneath matters more than anything you see on top. We build it on firm footings, with ventilation below, so your deck stays level and the timber stays sound for longer.

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Why choose us

Why Choose Landcraft for Decking in Lewes

Our Own Team, Start to Finish

From the quote to the final board, the same team handles your Lewes deck and keeps you informed.

Free, No-Pressure Quotes

Expect a free visit to measure up, a price in writing and time to decide, without a hard sell.

Groundwork Done Right

We build each frame on firm footings, set it level and space it to the board specification.

Tidy While We Work

Waste is cleared as we go, there is a clean route to your door and the site is swept at the end.

Covering All of Sussex

Lewes customers can call 01273 058553, a local number, and we cover Sussex from our base nearby.

Rated by Local Customers

Rated 5.0 on Google in Sussex, with reviews that point to 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 Lewes

  • Timber deck boards and steps

    Wooden Decking in Lewes

    A timber deck on a treated frame and firm footings, in softwood or hardwood, with steps and balustrades where the levels call for them.

    More about wooden decking
  • Composite Decking

    Composite Decking in Lewes

    Composite decking in a choice of board colours, with fascia boards and edging, that will not rot, splinter or need a yearly stain.

    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 Lewes?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Decking in Lewes: Questions

Do you cover Lewes?

Yes. Our base is near Lewes, and we build decking right across Sussex from there. Call our local number on 01273 058553 or send your details for a free site visit.

Is composite decking better than wood?

That depends on your priorities. Composite needs a lot less maintenance and avoids rot and splinters, whereas timber costs less upfront and looks natural. Weigh up your budget against the upkeep you want.

Can decking go on a sloping garden?

Yes. Slopes are where decking comes into its own, because it can create a level area easily, with steps running down to the garden.

How long does timber decking last?

Provided it is well built and the frame below is ventilated, a timber deck gives many years of use. Treating and cleaning the boards extends that.

How do I clean composite decking?

A brush with warm, soapy water is usually all it needs, or a gentle rinse. We pass on aftercare advice when we finish the deck.

How much does decking cost?

It varies with the size of the deck, how high it sits and whether it needs steps or balustrades. Timber has a lower upfront cost and composite a higher one, with less maintenance later. We can price both in a written, itemised quote once we have visited for free.

Is composite decking slippery?

They usually have a textured surface designed for grip, and keeping the deck clean stops algae building up on it.

Do I need planning permission for decking?

Not for most garden decks. If the deck is raised above a certain height, though, permission may be needed, and we will explain how the rules apply.