Timber Decking in Canary Wharf designed for modern terraces, balconies and waterfront gardens. Choose softwood or hardwood boards, finished with crisp steps, balustrades and staining for a refined look.
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Canary Wharf living often means making the most of outdoor space—whether that’s a balcony, roof terrace or podium garden near One Canada Square. Our decking is built to suit exposed, high-rise conditions and busy access routes around E14. We install clean-lined platforms, steps and balustrades that complement modern architecture. Expect tidy workmanship, sharp detailing and a finish that looks right beside glass and steel.
We regularly work across the Isle of Dogs and Poplar, where properties range from modern high-rise apartments to waterfront developments and penthouses. These spaces often need lightweight, precisely levelled subframes and careful detailing around drainage outlets, planters and thresholds. We’re experienced with tight service lifts, concierge booking systems and restricted loading bays. If you need timber decking Canary Wharf area solutions for compact terraces, we’ll maximise usable space without clutter.
We start with a site visit to measure levels, check drainage falls and discuss how you’ll use the space—dining, lounging or safe access with steps and rails. You’ll receive clear options for treated timber, grooved boards, built-in seating and staining to match your exterior palette. Our team works to a planned schedule and keeps communal areas protected and clean. Homeowners choose us for dependable communication, premium finishes and a 10-year warranty on workmanship.
Many E14 developments have podium gardens and balconies with strict access times and loading rules, so we plan deliveries and waste removal carefully. We’re used to working within building management requirements and keeping shared corridors and lifts protected. In the timber decking in London Borough of Tower Hamlets setting, drainage details and waterproofing interfaces are crucial, so we set correct falls and allow for ventilation. We also specify fixings and finishes that cope with riverside air and higher exposure.
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Costs vary with access, height, and whether you’re decking a balcony or a larger terrace. As a guide, treated softwood decking often starts around £120–£180 per m² supplied and fitted, while hardwood is commonly £180–£280+ per m². Extras such as balustrades, steps, built-in seating, lighting channels, or premium staining can increase the total. A site visit in E14 lets us price accurately.
Most balcony or small-terrace projects take 1–3 days, while larger podium gardens or multi-level layouts can take 4–10 days. Timescales depend on subframe complexity, levelling, drainage considerations, and add-ons like steps, balustrades or built-in seating. Access arrangements in high-rise buildings—service lift bookings, delivery windows and noise rules—can also affect scheduling. We confirm a realistic programme before starting.
In many cases, decking is permitted development, especially when it’s low-level and within your private outdoor space. However, flats and leasehold properties in Canary Wharf often have additional restrictions set by the building management, and some developments have conditions linked to original planning consent. If the deck changes external appearance, height, or includes balustrades, checks are sensible. We’ll advise and help confirm requirements before work begins.
We provide a 10-year warranty on workmanship for our decking installations, covering issues such as fixings, subframe integrity and installation-related movement, subject to normal use and maintenance. Timber itself is a natural material, so seasonal expansion and colour change are expected, but we minimise this through correct spacing, ventilation and quality fixings. Manufacturer warranties on treated timber or hardwood products also apply where relevant. We explain care steps at handover.
You can choose treated softwood for value, or hardwood for a richer grain and longer service life. Popular designs include grooved boards for visual texture, picture-frame borders for a crisp edge, and concealed fixings where suitable. We can add steps, slim balustrades, and built-in seating to make compact terraces more usable. Staining options range from natural tones to contemporary greys to suit modern façades. We’ll recommend what performs best for your exposure and layout.
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