Composite decking, fencing and cladding for Malvern, planned around hillside gardens, steep drops and the Victorian villas of Great Malvern that sit beneath the hills.
Malvern spreads up the side of the hills, and its gardens reflect that: steep terraces, retaining walls and views that make a deck worth having. Victorian villas bring larger plots, but they are rarely level.
SPR Trees and Landscapes covers Malvern and the surrounding area. Sloping ground needs more careful thought than flat lawns, so we start by visiting, checking levels and discussing what you want to achieve. A free quote follows, together with plain advice on what the ground will allow.
A deck is one of the neatest ways to gain flat space on a hillside garden. We build the frame on adjustable supports or footings that follow the fall, and the surface is then level whatever the ground does underneath. Wide composite steps link the tiers safely, and balustrades are essential where the drop is significant. Raised composite decking can sit well above borders and rockery, giving you an outdoor room with a view.
On a slope, fences often need to step down in sections, and ordinary timber panels can look awkward. Composite fencing can be set in stepped runs with posts at the right depth, keeping boundaries tidy. Retaining walls, sheds and garden rooms placed on terraces can be clad in composite so they match. Ground movement and drainage behind walls matter, so we assess these before fixing anything.
Hillside gardens can catch strong rain and wind, and mature trees add leaves. Brush the boards regularly, wash them with soapy water and keep the gaps clear so water runs off. Composite does not warp or need staining, so upkeep stays light. Steps and shaded sections may need more frequent attention because algae builds there first.
We cover Malvern, with regular trips to Upton upon Severn, Ledbury and Worcester. Steep roads and narrow drives can make deliveries awkward, so we think about where materials are stored and how they reach the garden. Hand-carrying is sometimes needed on terraced plots. If you have a sloping garden and want to know what is possible, we are happy to come and look.
We also take on composite decking installers work in nearby Upton upon Severn, Ledbury, Worcester.
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Often it is, because the frame can level the surface without much digging. Very steep or unstable ground may need retaining work first, which we explain at the visit.
Where the drop is significant, safety rails are strongly advisable and building rules may require them. We recommend what is suitable once we have measured the height.
Yes. Fences can be stepped or raked depending on the panel type. Stepped panels leave small triangular gaps, which we can close or discuss.
SPR Trees & Landscapes, 6 Rose Avenue, Worcester, WR4 9PY
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