Decking

1. Weathered & Discoloured Boards

• Boards worn and faded from exposure

2. Rotting Timber

• Rot identified in boards and/or subframe

3. Loose or Warped Boards

• Creating unstable walking surface

4. Weak Substructure

• Signs of movement, weakness, or poor support

5. Failed Fixings

• Screws or nails corroded or failing

6. Algae & Moss

• Surface build-up increasing slip risk

minor Repairs

• Cleaned and treated existing decking to improve durability
• Applied protective treatment or sealant
• Levelled uneven sections

moderate Repairs

• Removed and replaced damaged decking boards
• Replaced affected sections of subframe/joists
• Installed new fixings and secured loose boards

major Repairs

• Reinforced structure to improve strength and load support
• Full subframe replacement
• Complete deck replacement

When Replacement Is Needed

• Creating a new outdoor living space
• Old decking beyond repair
• Upgrading from timber to composite

Installation Steps

1. 1

   Prepare Ground

   • Level ground area for new decking base
2. 2

   Install Framework

   • Treated timber or composite joists
   • Correct spacing, support, and ventilation beneath
3. 3

   Lay Decking Boards

   • Timber or composite to agreed layout
   • Hidden or surface fixings for secure finish
4. 4

   Fit Edging & Steps

   • Edging trims, steps, or handrails if required
5. 5

   Apply Treatment

   • Protective oil/stain for timber decking