Find a decking installer near you
72 decking firms across 100 UK towns, from composite specialists to joiners who fit timber decks. Each listing shows what we checked on the firm's own website. You contact the firm directly: nothing is sold on and no details are kept.
Busiest towns: London · Glasgow · Leeds · Hull · Derby · Leicester · Wigan · Manchester. Or the full A to Z.
Every town in the directory, by area
London 5 firms
Beckenham 5· Bromley 5· Harrow 5· Kingston upon Thames 5· London 5· Richmond 5· Twickenham 5· Wimbledon 5
South East 7 firms
Basingstoke 0· Brighton 0· Eastbourne 0· Epsom 0· Guildford 1· Maidenhead 0· Maidstone 1· Milton Keynes 1· Oxford 2· Portsmouth 1· Reading 0· Slough 0· Southampton 2
East of England 6 firms
Basildon 0· Cambridge 1· Chelmsford 1· Colchester 1· Ipswich 1· Norwich 0· Peterborough 0· Southend-on-Sea 0· St Albans 2· Watford 3
South West 7 firms
Barnstaple 0· Bath 0· Bournemouth 1· Bristol 5· Cheltenham 1· Exeter 1· Gloucester 1· Plymouth 0· Poole 1· Swindon 0· Torquay 0
West Midlands 8 firms
Birmingham 3· Coventry 2· Shrewsbury 0· Stoke-on-Trent 3· Wolverhampton 0· Worcester 1
East Midlands 8 firms
Chesterfield 2· Derby 3· Leicester 0· Lincoln 1· Mansfield 2· Northampton 2· Nottingham 5
Yorkshire and the Humber 11 firms
Barnsley 4· Bradford 1· Doncaster 4· Grimsby 1· Halifax 1· Harrogate 1· Huddersfield 2· Hull 1· Leeds 4· Rotherham 2· Sheffield 4· Wakefield 2· York 3
North West 14 firms
Blackpool 0· Bolton 4· Carlisle 1· Chester 2· Lancaster 0· Liverpool 3· Manchester 5· Oldham 4· Preston 0· Stockport 5· Warrington 4· Wigan 3
North East 2 firms
Durham 1· Middlesbrough 2· Newcastle upon Tyne 1· Sunderland 1
Wales 3 firms
Scotland 15 firms
Aberdeen 0· Dundee 3· East Kilbride 1· Edinburgh 6· Glasgow 8· Inverness 0· Paisley 3· Perth 1· Stirling 5
Northern Ireland 2 firms
Composite decking is what most people now ask for
Most people who look for a decking installer now ask about composite boards: no oiling, no splinters, 25-year warranties on the leading boards, and a fitted price that now sits close to hardwood. Installers who fit composite are marked on every town page, and the composite decking hub lists them town by town with the boards they name.
Timber still makes sense on a budget or where a deck is temporary, and a good joiner will tell you which is right for the job. Composite or timber: the honest comparison.
Supplied and fitted, per m²
- Treated softwood
- £60 to £130
- Hardwood
- £110 to £250
- Composite
- £100 to £220
Typical UK ranges from published price guides, October 2026, frame and labour included. A guide, not a quote. What drives the price.
Read before you get quotes
How to choose a decking installer and read a decking quote
How to vet decking installers in the UK: what can be checked, the questions to ask, what a decking quote should itemise, schemes, insurance and red flags.
Composite or timber decking: which should you choose?
Composite vs wood decking compared for UK gardens: cost now and over 20 years, looks, upkeep, lifespan, slip, heat, warranties and when each one wins.
How much does decking cost in the UK?
Decking cost in the UK, autumn 2026: fitted prices per m2 for softwood, hardwood and composite, three example jobs, the extras and what moves the price.
Do you need planning permission for decking?
Decking planning permission in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland: height limits, coverage, flats, listed buildings and balustrade heights.
What we check
- The firm is real and trading
- Its website is fetched automatically and the response recorded. A site that stops answering drops off the town pages until it comes back.
- It fits decking in that town
- We read the firm's own pages for a decking service, whether it names composite boards, and which of our towns it says it covers.
- What it says about itself
- Approved-installer schemes, trade-body membership and insurance are shown as the firm states them, and marked as confirmed only when we have checked a public register.