The time required to build a composite deck varies based on factors such as size, design complexity, and weather conditions. Typically, construction can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks once started.

The sooner you begin planning, the faster your deck can be completed. With high demand for composite decking installations in Bournemouth and surrounding areas, we recommend requesting a quote early to secure your installation slot. This allows time for the design process, securing any necessary permits, and ensuring everything is in place for a smooth build.

Absolutely! We provide custom design and planning services to craft a composite deck tailored to your space and style. Our team works closely with you from the initial concept right through to the final installation.

Before we start, we offer a detailed 3D design created by professional architects, allowing you to visualize your deck and make any adjustments to ensure it perfectly aligns with your vision and needs.

Bournemouth’s mild weather is ideal for maintaining your deck, as it rarely faces extreme conditions. Composite decking requires minimal upkeep - just occasional cleaning with soapy water to keep it looking fresh. Built to withstand the elements, it needs no additional treatment.

For the framework, we use top-quality weather-treated timber, and we protect exposed areas with membranes, decking tape, bitumen sealant, and weed membrane. This ensures the deck’s structure is as durable as the premium composite boards, providing long-lasting performance.

The cost of composite decking installation depends on factors such as size, materials, and design complexity.

For smaller home projects, prices usually range between £10,000 and £15,000, while larger projects can exceed £250,000. To get a precise estimate, simply reach out for a detailed, no-obligation quote tailored to your needs.

We provide an all-inclusive price covering design, planning, materials, and installation – with absolutely no hidden fees.

For most decking projects in Bournemouth, planning permission is typically not needed if the deck is less than 30cm above ground level, and most residential properties won't require it. However, larger or elevated structures may need approval.

If you're building in one of Dorset or Hampshire's conservation areas, planning permission is often required to protect the area's historic and natural beauty.

We’re here to help determine if permits are necessary and guide you through the application process. You can also check your local council's website to see if your property falls within a conservation area:

Conservation areas in Dorset

Conversation areas in Hampshire

Definitely! We often integrate features such as built-in seating, lighting, pergolas, and even hot tubs into our decking projects. Simply share your vision with us, and we’ll make it a reality.