Composite decking, fencing and cladding for Evesham gardens, built to cope with the damp ground, open vale weather and river-side plots found around this Avon-side market town.
Evesham sits in the Vale, surrounded by market-garden land, with the River Avon curving around the town. The ground here can be low and heavy, and gardens close to the river hold water for longer after rain. That makes the way a deck is built just as important as the boards on top.
SPR Trees and Landscapes covers Evesham and the villages nearby. We look at drainage, levels and how you use the garden, then produce a free quote for composite decking, fences or cladding. Where a site looks unsuitable we will say so openly and suggest another way forward.
On low-lying plots, the frame must stay clear of standing water and allow air to move underneath. We build on firm, well-drained footings, use sensible joist spacing and leave gaps for ventilation and drainage. Composite boards then go on in your chosen layout. If the garden dips toward the river, composite steps and a slightly raised deck can keep you above soggy turf. A level deck on the right base also gives a handy dry area for a barbecue or table.
Many Evesham properties back onto fields or allotment-style land, so boundaries take a lot of wind. Composite garden fencing with strong posts stands up to this without rotting at the base like some timber panels. For cladding, a composite finish on a garden office, summerhouse or tired outbuilding gives a clean face that does not need repainting. We check post depth, ground conditions and fence height with you before we agree the design.
Composite does not rot, splinter or need sealing, which is a real benefit where the air is damp. Washing the surface a few times a year removes dirt and the green film that can build up in shade. After a winter of wet weather a quick scrub brings the surface back. Because it is more stable than softwood, you spend less time repairing and more time using the garden.
We work in Evesham and across the nearby areas around Pershore, Broadway and Upton upon Severn. Local gardens range from small town plots to long village lots with views over orchards and fields. Gardens near the river deserve extra thought about water levels, so we ask about past flooding or wet patches during the visit. If you want a deck, fence or cladding project looked at, get in touch and we will arrange a time to see the garden.
We also take on composite decking installers work in nearby Pershore, Broadway, Upton upon Severn.
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It can be, provided the frame and base are designed for damp ground. Composite boards cope well with moisture, but the structure beneath needs drainage and air flow. We discuss any flood history before agreeing a design.
It depends on size, access and ground preparation. A small deck might take a few days, while a larger raised design with steps takes longer. We give you an honest estimate when we see the site.
Yes. A deck can sit beside or partly over an existing patio, as long as levels and drainage work. We check falls before deciding whether to overlay or remove the old slabs.
SPR Trees & Landscapes, 6 Rose Avenue, Worcester, WR4 9PY
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