Decking
Decking In Lincolnshire
As approved decking installers for all decking products from Talasey Landscaping Solutions, you can trust that your decking will be installed using the correct methods, along with long warranties. Our decking installation covers Lincoln, Gainsborough, Scunthorpe, and the surrounding areas.
Range & Types
Our composite decking installation delivers a durable, low-maintenance solution that performs reliably year after year with a clean, modern appearance. As a result, it resists rot, warping, fading, and moisture damage, making it a great long-term option. Furthermore, composite decking offers a lifespan that exceeds traditional untreated materials.
A wide range of styles, colours, and finishes suit both contemporary and traditional gardens. For this reason, we supply samples for decking installation in Lincoln, allowing you to view textures before installation. At the same time, we install composite subframes to improve structural stability, lifespan, and reduce maintenance.
Alternatively, timber decking provides a natural, character-rich finish suited to varied layouts and levels. To ensure durability, all supplied timber is pressure-treated to resist moisture, decay, and ground contact. Finally, as experienced garden landscapers in Lincolnshire, we’ll recommend the right material to balance appearance, performance, and long-term value.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between composite decking and timber decking?
Composite decking is made from a blend of recycled plastics and wood fibres, while timber decking uses natural wood such as softwood or hardwood. Composite decking offers a consistent finish and low maintenance, while timber provides a natural appearance that can be maintained or re-finished over time. Both are suitable when installed correctly.
Which decking needs less maintenance?
Composite decking generally needs minimal upkeep, usually just occasional cleaning. Timber decking may require staining or oiling to protect it from weathering.
How long does composite and timber decking last?
Composite decking typically lasts 25–30 years, while timber decking usually lasts 10–20 years, depending on the timber type, exposure, and maintenance.
How do I choose between composite and timber decking?
The right choice depends on budget, appearance, and how much ongoing maintenance you’re happy with. Both options are suitable for most gardens when designed and installed properly.
How much does composite decking cost?
Our decking installation services accommodate a wide range of budgets. Composite decking costs vary depending on the board type, subframe, ground preparation, and overall size of the area. It is typically more expensive upfront than timber decking but requires far less ongoing maintenance, which can make it more cost-effective over time.