Fine Landscaping delivers bespoke outdoor living with Decking Contractors in Holland Park. Choose softwood, hardwood or composite decking, finished with lighting, seating and smart balustrades. Built to suit W11 and W14 gardens and terraces.
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From calm courtyard gardens to generous rear plots, we design and build decking that suits Holland Park’s refined outdoor spaces. Whether you’re near Kyoto Garden or walking distance from the Design Museum, we create layouts that feel considered and practical. Expect crisp lines, comfortable circulation and finishes that complement brickwork, stucco and mature planting. Our team can integrate balustrades, built-in seating and lighting from day one.
Holland Park homes often include large Victorian houses, mansion conversions and other period properties where levels, thresholds and drainage need careful detailing. We regularly work across W11 and W14, including projects near Kensington and Notting Hill, where access can be tight and neighbours close. Raised or multi-level decking can solve awkward steps and create usable zones for dining and relaxing. We match materials and colours to existing stonework, iron railings and garden walls for a coherent look.
Our process starts with a site visit, measured survey and clear design proposal, followed by a fixed-scope schedule for installation. We prepare solid subframes, ensure correct falls for water run-off, and use quality fixings for a clean finish. Homeowners choose us for tidy working practices, reliable communication and strong aftercare. Every deck is installed to last, with workmanship backed by our 10-year warranty.
Gardens around Holland Park can have mature roots, older drainage runs and tight side access, so we plan foundations and board spans carefully. Parking and deliveries can be restricted, so we schedule materials to minimise disruption and keep sites orderly. We also factor in overlooking and boundary details typical of mansion conversions and terraces. Where relevant, we align work with Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea expectations and good neighbour practice.
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Costs vary by material, height, access and detailing. As a guide, softwood decking often starts around £120–£180 per m² installed, hardwood typically £180–£280 per m², and composite around £200–£320 per m². Raised or multi-level decks, built-in seating, balustrades and lighting increase the budget. We provide a site-specific quotation after measuring and confirming subframe and ground preparation needs.
Most straightforward decks take 2–5 working days once materials are on site. Larger builds, raised platforms, multi-level layouts or complex edges can take 1–2 weeks, especially if we’re adding balustrades, steps, seating and lighting. Timescales are affected by access through the property, ground preparation, drainage adjustments and curing time for any concrete footings. We’ll confirm a realistic programme before work begins.
Many garden decking projects are permitted development, particularly when the deck is low and doesn’t materially change the building’s appearance. However, rules can be stricter for raised decking, balconies, properties in conservation areas, and listed buildings—common in this part of the borough. We’ll flag any likely issues, advise on heights and boundary treatments, and help you check requirements with the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea before installation.
We provide a 10-year workmanship warranty covering installation quality, including subframe construction, fixings and structural integrity when maintained correctly. Manufacturer warranties apply separately to decking boards and components, which can vary by product (especially composite ranges). We’ll explain what is covered, recommended maintenance, and how to keep drainage and ventilation performing as intended. If an issue arises, we respond promptly and put it right.
You can choose softwood for value, hardwood for rich colour and longevity, or composite for low-maintenance performance and consistent finish. Design options include raised decking to manage steps, multi-level platforms for dining and lounging zones, and balustrades for safety and style. Built-in seating and discreet lighting are popular for evening use. We’ll bring samples, discuss slip resistance and shading, and tailor the layout to your garden’s proportions.
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