Composite decking, panel fencing and cladding for the modern estates of Bishop's Cleeve, designed for standard family gardens lying beneath the slopes of Cleeve Hill.
Bishop's Cleeve has grown rapidly, and most of its homes are modern estate houses with regular gardens, patios and shared boundary lines. Cleeve Hill rises behind the village, so wind and weather can arrive quickly, and some plots slope gently towards the road.
New-build patios are often small, hard and unforgiving, and developer fences rarely last. SPR Trees and Landscapes fits composite decking, fencing and cladding in Bishop's Cleeve, with straightforward designs to suit standard plots. We keep the process clear, from the first visit and free quotation through to a tidy finish.
Many estate gardens come with a narrow paved strip or a bare lawn that turns to mud. A composite deck can sit over a suitable patio or be built on a new frame, giving a softer, warmer surface. The existing levels must be checked so the deck does not sit above the damp-proof course. Plots are often small enough that a single well-shaped deck, with one or two steps, covers the main need. Raised composite decking suits sloping corners, and composite decking balustrades are available where a drop requires protection.
Original estate fences are typically thin and short-lived. Composite fencing gives a heavier, more durable boundary and can be installed bay by bay, which helps where neighbours share the cost. Gravel boards, posts and fixings should be chosen for the exposure, as gusts from the hill can flatten weak panels. Composite garden cladding can also be added to a shed or garden office, giving a smarter appearance without regular treatment. Always check your deeds or ask neighbours about boundary ownership before replacing a fence.
Families tend to want a garden that can take a football, a barbecue and the odd spill. Composite handles all three well, with a quick scrub and some warm soapy water. Avoid leaving wet leaves or toys on the boards for weeks, and wipe up grease soon after it lands. Hot items such as barbecue coals can scorch, so use a mat. Check the surface twice a year for loose fixings and clear any debris from the gaps. This sort of light routine is all that composite usually needs.
Bishop's Cleeve is a large village north of Cheltenham, mostly modern estates beneath Cleeve Hill. Access to most gardens is simple, often through a side gate or garage, which keeps work quick and tidy. We also cover Winchcombe and Tewkesbury, as well as Cheltenham itself. If you are planning a new deck or fence, contact us for a free visit. We will measure up, discuss how you use the garden and provide a written quotation without pressure.
We also take on composite decking installers work in nearby Cheltenham, Winchcombe, Tewkesbury.
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Often, if the patio is stable, drains properly and there is enough height. We check the levels and the damp-proof course position. If the patio has sunk or cracked, lifting it first may be sensible.
Strength depends on post depth, spacing and the type of panel. In breezy spots near the hill we use sturdy posts and secure fixings. We explain the choices and what suits your boundary.
Ask your insurer if you are unsure, since policies differ. A well-built deck usually adds appeal, but we cannot promise any effect on value. We can provide a description of the work.
SPR Trees & Landscapes, 6 Rose Avenue, Worcester, WR4 9PY
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