Composite Decking Contractors in Holland Park delivering crisp, contemporary outdoor spaces that suit period gardens. Expect premium composite boards, hidden fixings and neat detailing. From steps and seating to built-in lighting, we build decks that feel like part of the home.
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Holland Park gardens deserve materials that look smart year-round and cope with London life. We design and install composite decking that complements properties near Holland Park and the Kyoto Garden, with clean lines and durable finishes. Whether you want a quiet reading terrace or space for entertaining, we tailor levels, steps and lighting to your layout. Every deck is built for safety, drainage and long-term performance.
The Holland Park area features large Victorian houses, mansion conversions and elegant period properties, often with raised patios and mature planting. We regularly work across W11 and W14, where access can be tight and boundaries are close. Our team plans board direction, edging and balustrades to suit heritage façades while keeping the look modern. If your garden sits on a slope, multi-level decks and integrated seating can transform awkward changes in level.
We start with a site visit, measure-up and clear design options, then provide a written specification for boards, subframe and fixings. Installation includes a stable, ventilated substructure, hidden fixings for a seamless finish, and careful detailing around doors, drains and planting beds. Homeowners choose us for tidy working practices, reliable scheduling and workmanship backed by warranty. You’ll also get practical aftercare advice to keep your composite looking its best.
Gardens around Kensington and Notting Hill often have restricted access, limited parking and strict neighbour considerations. We plan deliveries, cutting and waste removal to minimise disruption and keep sites orderly. Subframes are designed for London ground conditions and drainage, helping prevent movement and trapped moisture. Where council guidance or conservation constraints apply, we’ll flag them early and adapt the design accordingly.
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Costs vary with size, access and specification. As a guide, professionally installed composite decking in Holland Park typically ranges from £180–£320 per m². Add-ons such as balustrades, built-in lighting, steps, multi-level framing and integrated seating will increase the budget. Difficult access in W11/W14 or extensive groundwork can also affect labour time. We provide an itemised quote after a site survey.
Most projects take 3–7 working days once materials are confirmed. A small, single-level deck with straightforward access can be completed in a few days, while multi-level decks with steps, seating, balustrades and lighting may take 1–2 weeks. Timescales are influenced by groundwork, drainage adjustments, subframe complexity and delivery logistics. We agree a programme in advance and keep you updated throughout.
Many garden decking projects are permitted development, especially when the deck is not excessively raised and doesn’t materially alter the property’s appearance. However, rules can be tighter for listed buildings, flats/mansion conversions, and homes in conservation areas near Holland Park. We’ll check key constraints, advise on deck height and balustrade design, and recommend speaking to the council if approval is likely to be required.
We provide a 10-year workmanship warranty on our composite decking installations, covering issues related to installation such as fixings, subframe integrity and fitting defects under normal use. Composite boards also usually come with a manufacturer warranty (terms vary by brand and range). We’ll explain what’s covered, how to register product warranties where applicable, and how to maintain your deck to protect long-term performance.
You can choose from a wide range of composite board colours and finishes, including modern greys, warm browns and wood-grain textures. We can install hidden fixings, picture-frame borders, matching steps, balustrades and built-in LED lighting. For challenging layouts, multi-level decks and integrated seating work well in period gardens. We’ll help you select options based on sunlight, surrounding brickwork/stone and how you use the space.
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