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Worthing, West Sussex

Decking in Worthing

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 Worthing

Decking for Worthing Homes

If you live in Worthing and want a new deck, get in touch on 01903 954728, a local number, or by sending your details. We start with a free site visit and a written quote, and there is no commitment.

Gardens that slope away from the house are where decking comes into its own. A deck can be built level with none of the digging and walling a patio would involve. Composite boards are made to hold their colour and resist rot, so they need no yearly staining or sanding, only the occasional wash.

It is the frame that matters most. Firm footings and enough ventilation underneath keep the deck level and help the timber go the distance.

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Why choose us

Why Choose Landcraft for Decking in Worthing

Our Own Team, Start to Finish

Your Worthing deck is quoted and built by the same team, and we keep you up to date all the way.

Free, No-Pressure Quotes

We come out for free, measure the space and send a written price. Take your time, no hard sell.

Groundwork Done Right

Firm footings, a level frame and spacing to the board specification sit beneath every deck.

Tidy While We Work

We take waste away as we work, keep the path to your door clean and sweep the site before we go.

Covering All of Sussex

Worthing customers can ring 01903 954728, a local number. Our decking work covers all of Sussex.

Rated by Local Customers

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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 Worthing

  • Timber deck boards and steps

    Wooden Decking in Worthing

    Timber decks with hardwood or softwood boards, built level or raised on a treated frame, plus steps and balustrades where they are needed.

    More about wooden decking
  • Composite Decking

    Composite Decking in Worthing

    Composite boards that resist rot and keep their colour, fixed to a frame built to the board specification and finished with fascia boards.

    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 Worthing?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Decking in Worthing: Questions

Do you cover Worthing?

Yes, we cover Worthing as part of our Sussex area, working from near Lewes. Ring 01903 954728 or send your details over and we will fix a time for a free visit.

Is composite decking better than wood?

Each has its strengths. Composite needs much less maintenance and will not rot or splinter. Timber is the cheaper option at the outset and has a natural look. The right one depends on budget and how much upkeep you want to take on.

Can decking go on a sloping garden?

Yes. Decking is a practical way to create a level area on a slope, with steps down into the garden.

How long does timber decking last?

A timber deck lasts many years when it is well built on a ventilated frame, and longer still if you clean and treat it.

How do I clean composite decking?

Usually a gentle rinse, or a brush and warm soapy water, is plenty. We give you aftercare advice once the deck is finished.

How much does decking cost?

The cost depends on size, height, steps and balustrades, and on whether you go for timber or composite. Timber costs less at the outset, composite more, though it needs less maintenance. Our written, itemised quote follows a free site visit, and it can cover both.

Is composite decking slippery?

Composite boards usually have a textured finish that helps with grip. Clean the deck and algae will not get a hold.

Do I need planning permission for decking?

Usually not, for a deck in the garden. If yours will be raised above a certain height it may, and we can explain the rules before you decide.