Canary Wharf · Timber & composite decking

Decking in Canary Wharf

A deck that lasts beyond the first summer.

We design and build timber and composite decking in Canary Wharf, from small platforms by the back door to multi-level decks with steps and built-in seating.

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Grey deck boards following a curved garden edge — Soft curves, clean board lines↗

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Your garden, considered

A better connection between home and garden

A deck can create a dining area by the kitchen, level out a sloping garden or turn an awkward corner into a seating spot. What makes it last is the frame underneath: joist size and spacing, fixings and ventilation.

We help you compare timber and composite boards, plan the layout around doors and steps, and build on a properly supported, ventilated frame.

For Canary Wharf terraces and courtyards, low-profile composite decking can sit over existing surfaces where drainage allows.

Details from our portfolio

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A selection from our decking portfolio. These photographs show our work across south London and Surrey; they are not all Canary Wharf projects.

Grey garden decking beside a brick wall, timber fence and lawn — Grey decking from our landscaping portfolio01

Angled timber deck against fencing at the end of a lawn — An alternative to a square layout02

Curved decking with a broad step and built-in timber bench — Curved edges & built-in seating03

Decking work from the Fine Landscaping portfolio, photo 5 — From our decking portfolio04

Decking work from the Fine Landscaping portfolio, photo 6 — From our decking portfolio05

Timber deck extending from a house into a planted garden — Room for a larger seating area06

Materials & possibilities

Timber or composite?

Both can look excellent. The choice is about maintenance, feel and budget.

Softwood timber

Natural and affordable

Pressure-treated boards that need regular cleaning and oiling.

Hardwood timber

Rich and durable

Dense boards with a longer life and a premium look.

Composite

Low maintenance

No staining or sanding; colour stays consistent for years.

Steps & seating

Built in

Steps, benches and planters designed into the frame.

It is the frame that matters

Most failing decks are let down by the frame: undersized joists, poor fixings or no ventilation. We build on treated joists at the right spacing with airflow underneath, so the boards stay flat and secure.

From first ideas to finishing touches

A clear path to your finished garden.

Survey
Measure, check levels, doors and drainage.
Design & quote
Choose boards, layout and extras.
Build
Groundwork, frame, boards, steps and edging.
Handover
Final checks and care advice.

Documented project · Greenwich SE10

Raised composite deck and steps in Greenwich

This documented project in Greenwich SE10 is about 2 miles from Canary Wharf. A raised grey composite deck with three steps, fully clad all around, in three days for £5,600 including VAT. Read the full case study for photos, scope and timings.

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A complete quote, not a guess

What affects the cost of decking?

Decking is priced on area, board type, frame height and extras such as steps, balustrades and lighting. Our Carmel project in Beckenham, with composite decking, a pergola and fencing, was completed in one week for £15,000–£20,000.

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Area & height: Size and how high the frame sits.
Boards: Softwood, hardwood or composite.
Extras: Steps, balustrades, lighting and removal of old decking.

Compare like for like. Check the board type, frame specification, ground preparation, steps, edging and removal of any old deck.

Canary Wharf · E14

Decking planned around your Canary Wharf property

We take decking enquiries across Canary Wharf, including Isle of Dogs, Limehouse and Blackwall. Around Canary Wharf, outdoor space is mostly terraces, balconies, townhouse courtyards and managed communal areas. Our base is in Norbury, SW16, about 8 miles from Canary Wharf.

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A few useful answers

Decking in Canary Wharf: your questions

Still deciding? Tell us about your garden and we can talk through the next step.

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Do I need planning permission for decking in Canary Wharf?

Not usually, if it is under 30cm high and covers less than half the garden. Raised decks may need permission.

How long does composite decking last?

Good composite boards typically carry long manufacturer warranties and need little more than washing.

Can you replace boards on an old deck?

If the frame is sound, yes. If joists have rotted, we recommend rebuilding the frame.

How long does a deck take to build?

Most decks take two to five days, depending on size and steps.

Do you cover all of Canary Wharf?

Yes. We work across Canary Wharf (E14), including Isle of Dogs, Limehouse and Blackwall, and nearby areas such as Greenwich and Bermondsey. Our base is in Norbury, SW16, about 8 miles from Canary Wharf.

Let's make a start

Your next chapter
starts in the garden.

Tell us about your decking project in Canary Wharf. We will get in touch to discuss your ideas and the next step towards a site survey.

020 3633 5529 info@finelandscape.co.uk

Fine Landscaping
31 Tylecroft Road, Norbury, London SW16 4BL

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