Fine Landscaping are Composite Decking Contractors in Honor Oak, creating smart outdoor spaces built to last. Choose premium composite boards, hidden fixings, and seamless details like balustrades and built-in lighting. From compact terraces to multi-level decks on sloping plots, we design and install with precision.
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Honor Oak gardens often make the most of height, views and clever zoning—especially around One Tree Hill and the streets near Honor Oak Park station. Our composite decking installations give you a clean, modern finish without the yearly sanding and staining. We can incorporate steps, seating and subtle lighting to make the space practical after dark. Every deck is measured and set out to suit your levels, access and how you actually use the garden.
We regularly work across SE23 and nearby Forest Hill, where Victorian terraces and Edwardian houses often have narrow side access and long, sloping plots. In Brockley and Nunhead, we’re used to creating level platforms for dining and play areas where the ground falls away. For 1930s semis, we often extend the deck to meet patio doors and add safe balustrades for raised edges. The result is a deck that looks right for the property and feels solid underfoot.
Our process starts with a site visit, clear design options, and a written specification so you know what’s included. We install composite boards with hidden fixings for a smooth finish, then add details such as steps, seating, and built-in lighting where it makes sense. We protect planting, keep the site tidy, and communicate timings so you can plan around the work. Local homeowners choose us for dependable workmanship, neat edges, and warranties that back up the build.
As composite decking contractors in London Borough of Lewisham, we’re used to hilly plots, varied soil, and gardens that need careful levelling and drainage. Parking and access can be tight near Camberwell Old Cemetery and the SE23 streets, so we plan deliveries and waste removal to minimise disruption. We also account for neighbouring boundaries, party walls and sightlines where decks are raised. Fixings, subframe spacing and ventilation are set for long-term stability in London conditions.
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In Honor Oak, composite decking typically starts from around £180–£300 per m² for supply and installation, depending on board grade and subframe requirements. Raised or multi-level decks, lots of steps, balustrades, or built-in lighting can push costs to £300–£450+ per m². Access, ground preparation, and disposal also affect the final figure. We provide a detailed breakdown after a site survey.
Most composite decking projects take 2–5 working days once materials are on site. A small, straightforward platform with good access may be completed in 1–2 days, while multi-level builds on sloping ground can take 5–10 days. Timescales depend on excavation, subframe complexity, steps and balustrades, lighting wiring, and how easily we can bring materials through the property. We confirm a schedule before starting.
Many garden decking projects are permitted development, but rules can change if the deck is significantly raised, affects drainage, or alters the appearance of the property—especially near boundaries. In the London Borough of Lewisham, extra considerations can apply for conservation areas or listed buildings. We’ll flag any potential issues during the survey and can advise what to check before work begins, so you avoid compliance problems later.
We provide a 10-year workmanship warranty on our composite decking installations, covering issues such as fixings, subframe integrity and installation-related defects. Composite boards also typically come with a manufacturer warranty, which varies by brand and range. We’ll explain what’s covered, how to maintain the deck, and what would invalidate warranties (for example, blocked ventilation gaps or unauthorised alterations). All warranty details are provided in writing.
You can choose from a range of composite boards, including woodgrain or grooved finishes, in colours like grey, charcoal, oak and walnut tones. We can design picture-frame borders, diagonal patterns, or clean straight runs to suit your garden proportions. Options include hidden fixings, matching steps, integrated seating, balustrades for raised edges, and built-in lighting for paths and stair treads. We’ll recommend layouts that work with your levels and usage.
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