— Custom Decking

Dimensioned to your site. Framed to last.

Every deck plan starts from a site survey, not a catalogue. Timber species, board spacing, and subframe depth are resolved against your soil, drainage, and local climate before a single cut is made.

Close-up of a timber bearer resting on a concrete footing pad in a garden setting, morning sidelight catching the grain and the fixing bolt, shallow depth of field with green lawn blurred behind

Tight environmental shot of hardwood decking boards laid out in natural afternoon light, grain lines running left to right, knot detail and colour variation visible across three adjacent boards, no furniture or people

Wide shot looking along the underside of an exposed deck frame, joists evenly spaced and bolted, stainless fixings catching late afternoon light, clean shadow lines across the timber, no people

/ Site-specific by design

Three decisions that determine how a deck performs

Survey first, plan second

We read the slope, drainage path, and subsoil before drawing a line. Footing depth and bearer layout come from the ground, not from a template.

Timber chosen for how it weathers

Species selection is driven by grain consistency and documented weathering behaviour in this climate. The board you install and the board at year ten should look like the same decision.

Subframe overbuilt by specification

Joist spacing, fixing centres, and hardware grade are specified above minimum code. The structure carries load quietly — nothing flexes, nothing squeaks, nothing moves.