Timber or composite — which is better?

Composite lasts longer and needs almost no maintenance but costs more upfront. Timber looks great and is cheaper but needs oiling every year or two.

Do you handle the old patio / slabs first?

Yes — old slabs, gravel or tired decking lifted and removed as part of the job.

Every deck I build is set on properly spaced joists over a levelled base — no bounce, no dips.

Services

From full house renovations to a single door hung properly. Ten focused services across NW London and Watford.

One organised builder handling the full job — strip out, structural repairs, plastering, flooring, decorating and finish.

Careful, level, well-finished kitchens — from a straight swap to a full room rebuild.

Rooms brought back to a proper standard — walls, floors, trims and paint done in the right order.

Doors hung square, frames plumb, trims mitred and tight. Small detail, big difference.

Level, solid, well-fixed decks that stay flat and stay put — timber or composite.

Sharp, weather-tight cladding that transforms a tired elevation — timber, composite and modern boards.

Straight, level and properly set fencing — panel, closeboard or feature.

The list of things that never quite get done — sorted properly, one visit.

Regular cuts, one-off tidy-ups, and getting a neglected garden back to usable.

Between-tenancy refurbs, HMO turnarounds and light commercial building — fast, clean, invoiced properly.

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