Composite decking, fencing and cladding for Cirencester homes, from stone terraces in the old town to newer estates on the edges, with designs suited to each.
Cirencester is a Cotswold market town built largely in stone, with period streets near the centre and newer estates spreading outward. A garden behind a townhouse and a plot on a modern cul-de-sac may be only a mile apart, but they ask very different things of a deck or fence.
SPR Trees and Landscapes carries out composite decking, steps, fencing and cladding in Cirencester. We look at the property, the ground and your plans, then suggest a design and describe the work clearly. If a simpler or cheaper option makes sense, we will say so. Quotations and advice are free.
In the older streets, gardens are often enclosed by high stone walls and have limited access, so a deck might be assembled mostly from lightweight components carried through the house. Walls hold heat and shade, which can affect how the boards weather. On newer estates, gardens are more open and deliveries easier, so larger platforms and multi-level designs are realistic. Whichever you have, the frame is the foundation, and we pay close attention to bearing, ventilation and drainage. Composite decking installation includes steps and trims that match the main surface.
Stone boundary walls are an asset and we would never suggest replacing them. Where a wall ends and a fence begins, composite panels can provide a consistent line, and posts can be fitted to existing masonry if suitable. On estates, composite fencing is a straight swap for standard panels and tends to last far longer. Cladding is good for garden offices, sheds and outbuildings, and composite garden room cladding offers a smart outer face. We suggest muted shades that sit comfortably alongside the local stone.
One of the strengths of composite is how little it asks of you. Brush off debris, wash with warm water and a gentle cleaner, and rinse thoroughly. Shaded, walled gardens might need cleaning more often because moisture lingers. Keep an eye on the gaps and trim edges, where leaves and soil gather. Protect the surface from hot items and sharp furniture feet. After a few seasons the boards settle to a stable colour, and any damaged piece can be swapped without redoing the whole deck.
Cirencester is a Cotswold market town in stone, with period streets and newer estates, so we vary our approach from one job to the next. Narrow historic lanes need careful planning for deliveries, while estates are usually simpler. We also cover Northleach and Stroud, and the villages between. Get in touch for a free visit and we will measure up, check the ground, discuss materials and follow up with a clear written quotation.
We also take on composite decking installers work in nearby Northleach, Stroud.
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Sometimes, depending on the condition and thickness of the masonry. Fixing into old stone can cause damage, so we may recommend free-standing posts nearby instead. We inspect the wall before suggesting anything.
That depends on the product, the frame and how it is looked after. Composite is built to outlast timber, but we cannot predict an exact lifespan. A sound frame and good drainage matter as much as the boards.
Yes, typically fixed on battens with a ventilated gap behind. We check the building is sound and dry first, and finish the edges and corners neatly with trims so water cannot get behind.
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