Composite decking, fencing and cladding for Kidderminster homes, from compact Victorian terrace yards to the wider lawns of suburban estates on the edges of town.
Kidderminster is the largest town in the north-west of the county, and its housing shows it. Victorian terraces close to the centre have small, enclosed yards, while the suburban estates beyond have wider gardens that often go unused because the lawn is wet or uneven.
If you are weighing up a new deck, boundary or cladding, SPR Trees and Landscapes can visit, measure and explain the options in plain terms. Our quotes are free, and we would rather you chose the right job than the biggest one. We cover Kidderminster and the surrounding villages.
A terrace yard is often a mix of old paving, drain covers and a doorstep that sits awkwardly above the ground. A composite deck can sit over some of that and bring everything to one tidy level, provided we allow access to drains and keep the damp course clear. On the suburban estates, a larger frame with built-in composite steps links house and lawn nicely. We choose board width, colour and direction with you, and we fix a frame that is square, level and properly supported before a single board goes down.
Gardens here frequently share long lines of fencing with neighbours, and old timber panels tend to lean after a few storms. Replacing them with composite fence panels gives a firm, even edge that will not need creosote or paint. Composite cladding is useful on brick extensions, garden rooms and outhouses that look dated. We will talk to you about the position of posts, gates and any neighbouring access so the new boundary works for everybody involved.
Most people who switch to composite do so to stop the annual cycle of sanding and staining. Here, regular sweeping and a wash with warm soapy water keeps boards presentable. Shady terrace yards can attract a green film, so a periodic scrub helps. Never use a harsh pressure washer at close range, as it can roughen the surface. We give you simple care advice for the particular boards you pick.
We work in Kidderminster and neighbouring Bewdley, Stourport-on-Severn and Bromsgrove, so we know how much the gardens change within a short drive. Access to terrace rear yards sometimes means carrying everything through the house or along a narrow alley, and we plan for that. Out on the estates the work is more open, with space for materials and cutting. Whichever you have, we visit, advise and quote at no charge.
We also take on composite decking installers work in nearby Bewdley, Stourport-on-Severn, Bromsgrove.
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Sometimes. If the patio is reasonably level and drains well, a frame can be built over it. If slabs have sunk or hold water, it is usually better to lift them and prepare a fresh base.
Look at the colour of your house, fences and any garden furniture. Lighter tones suit small shaded yards, while darker boards show off lawns and planting. Samples viewed outside in daylight are far more helpful than catalogue pictures.
Posts must be firmly set whatever the panel is made from. Depending on the system, we may use concrete, timber or metal posts. We choose what suits your ground and wind exposure and explain our reasoning.
SPR Trees & Landscapes, 6 Rose Avenue, Worcester, WR4 9PY
Tell us what you need in Kidderminster and we will get back to you, usually the same day.
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