Atlantes Landscaping provides high-quality decking installation to homes and businesses, and also specialise in multi-level decking and raised decks – including balustrades, steps and landings.
Decking installation in Exeter, Tiverton, Newton Abbot & beyond
All our materials are sustainably sourced as part of our commitment to the environment, and as a APL accredited company, all our landscapers are trained to high industry standards.
Since 1991, we’ve brought exceptional customer service and first-class workmanship to domestic and commercial clients across Devon and Exeter – including Honiton, Crediton, Newton Abbot and Tiverton. We provide decking as either a standalone service or to complement a wider landscape design, which we also facilitate.
Garden Decking Installation in Exeter
As professional installers of garden decking, we can offer a variety of options to suit the style and functional requirements of your outdoor space – including hardwood, softwood and composite decking:
Hardwood:
Strength, longevity and resistance to expansion and contraction make hardwood a sturdy choice – though it is slightly pricier than other options. However, it’s maintenance costs are reduced as it requires minimal upkeep to ensure it looks its best.
Softwood:
Quicker, economic and easier to install than its hardwood cousin, softwood is great for people on a budget. It may require a little more looking after to retain its quality, and also does not have as much longevity as hardwood.
Composite:
Fast becoming a popular decking alternative, composite decking is man-made but mimics the authentic natural appearance of wood. It’s created by combining wood fibres with plastics and bonding agents. The benefits of composite wood are plentiful: UV-resistant, mould-resistant, moisture-resistant, minimal maintenance, durable, no splintering and no warping, to name but a few.
Atlantes Landscapes are Millboard Registered Installers.
What are the main factors that influence the cost of building a deck in the UK?
Key factors affecting the cost of building a deck
Material Choice
Decking materials vary in cost and durability. Softwood is budget-friendly but needs upkeep. Hardwood is stronger and longer-lasting, while composite offers low maintenance but costs more upfront.
Deck Size and Design Complexity
Larger decks require more materials and labour. Simple shapes are cheaper, while custom designs, multiple levels, or built-in features increase complexity and price.
Site Conditions and Ground Preparation
Uneven or sloped sites need extra groundwork and supports. Limited access, drainage problems, or tree roots can also add time and expense to the project.
Additional Features and Finishes
Extras like railings, lighting, seating, and finishes improve function and looks but raise the overall cost. Even the choice of fixings and stains can impact price.
Labour Costs and Planning Requirements
Installation costs vary by location and complexity. Some decks may require planning permission or building regulation approval, adding to both cost and project time.
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