Decking, built level withthe door it serves.

Yes. In most cases, you can remain living in your home while modifications are completed. We aim to minimise disruption and work around your needs where possible. Some work may temporarily affect access to bathrooms, toilets, entrances, or other essential areas. Decking work may temporarily affect access through the deck or the entrance it serves.

Yes. You can choose from a range of available materials, colours, products, and finishes. You can also tell us the style or look you would like to achieve. We will look into particular requests and do our best to accommodate them where possible. Merbau is a strong hardwood with a rich, natural grain, but it needs oiling to keep its colour. Composite costs more at first, then needs almost nothing: no sanding, no oiling, and no splinters. If nobody wants to look after a deck, composite is usually the better choice.

Yes, and where the ground allows, it is the neatest way. The ramp becomes part of the deck, not something added on beside it, and the step is gone for good.

Yes. We often add handrails to existing decks and deck steps. It is often the one change that makes the outside of the house safe to use again.

Just a wash now and then. It stands up to weather, stains, and fading, and it won’t warp, rot, or need resealing.

More than twenty, across five ranges, including one for homes in bushfire-prone areas. They are all shown on this page. Tell us the one you like when we visit, and we will price your deck in it.