Decking quotes in Oxfordshire

Timber and composite decking, raised decks, steps, balustrades and deck repairs.

Decking is a quick way to create a level outdoor space, especially on a sloping or uneven garden. Composite boards need less upkeep, while timber is cheaper up front and can be refinished. The frame underneath matters as much as the boards you see.

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Jobs we can help with

  • Composite decking
  • Softwood and hardwood timber decks
  • Raised decks and steps
  • Balustrades and handrails
  • Repairs and refurbishment

Questions to ask before you book

  • What joists, spacing and fixings will you use?
  • Will there be a weed membrane and gap for airflow?
  • Will any part of the deck be more than 30cm high?
  • Are steps, handrails and balustrades included?

Permissions

Garden decking more than 30cm off the ground needs planning permission, and flats, maisonettes and listed buildings don't have the same permitted development rights. Check with your local council if your deck will be raised or close to a boundary. This is general guidance, not planning advice.

Local decking advice by town

All areas we cover

Oxford: Oxford

Cherwell (north Oxfordshire): Banbury · Bicester · Bloxham · Deddington · Kidlington

West Oxfordshire: Bampton · Burford · Carterton · Charlbury · Chipping Norton · Eynsham · Witney · Woodstock

Vale of White Horse: Wantage · Abingdon · Botley · Cumnor · Faringdon · Grove · Kennington · Shrivenham

South Oxfordshire: Thame · Wallingford · Didcot · Henley-on-Thames · Benson · Berinsfield · Chalgrove · Chinnor · Goring-on-Thames · Sonning Common · Towersey · Watlington · Wheatley · Woodcote

Buckinghamshire villages near Thame: Aylesbury · Brill · Chearsley · Cuddington · Haddenham · Ickford · Long Crendon · Princes Risborough · Waddesdon