“New patio, a run of fencing and some garden tidy-up. Done in three days and it looks brilliant. Friendly, no messing about, and the price was fair. Recommended to a couple of neighbours already.”
Chris P.Beccles, Suffolk
Decking
Decking Repairs and Outdoor Timber Work
Decking repairs, replacement boards and outdoor seating areas across Norfolk and Suffolk.
What we do
Decking repairs and small new areas
- Decking repairs and replacement boards
- Small new decking areas
- Outdoor seating platforms
- Tired timber decking refreshed
- Decking and garden improvement work
How to get a quote
Call Jake, send photos on WhatsApp, or use the enquiry form. Include the rough location, access details and any measurements if you have them.
Recent work
A decking job we've completed
Outdoor timber decking work for a cleaner seating area.
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Customer feedback
What customers say
Useful advice
Before you decide what to do
Clear advice on the questions people usually have before getting a quote.
Decking repair or replacement? Signs to check
How to tell the difference between worn surface boards and a deck with structural problems underneath.
How to clean a patio without damaging slabs or pointing
A safer approach to patio cleaning that protects slabs, joints and nearby surfaces.
Small exterior repairs to catch before they grow
A quick outside check can reveal small defects before weather and movement turn them into larger repairs.
Related services
Other jobs we can help with
Patios
Patio repairs, small patio areas, slabs, paths and outdoor paving work across Norfolk and Suffolk.
Garden Structures
Help with garden structures, outside storage areas, small timber buildings and outdoor improvements.
Property Maintenance
Property maintenance, repairs and improvement work for homeowners, landlords and local businesses across Norfolk and Suffolk.
Contact
Ask about decking
Photos, a rough location and a short description are usually enough to start. Jake can then advise whether the next step is a repair, site visit, quote or wider project.
Tip: include your rough location, photos if you have them, and what you need repaired, built or improved.