Hard-wearing composite decking, fencing and cladding for homes in Tenbury Wells and the surrounding Teme valley, planned around local ground conditions and exposed boundaries.
Tenbury Wells is a small market town on the Teme, close to the point where Worcestershire meets Shropshire and Herefordshire. Homes here range from old town-centre properties to quieter edge-of-town houses with larger lawns, and many gardens feel open to the wind and weather.
If you want a sturdy outdoor seating area or a boundary that needs little upkeep, composite is worth considering. SPR Trees and Landscapes works in Tenbury Wells and the villages around it, fitting composite decking, fences and cladding, and giving free, straightforward advice before you commit to anything.
Gardens in the Teme valley can sit low and hold moisture after heavy rain, so the first job is to see where water goes. A deck needs a stable footing, a clear route for drainage and enough airflow beneath. We usually pick a frame material according to the ground: aluminium where it is persistently damp, or treated timber on drier plots. Boards come in several widths and finishes, and steps can be built to match. Larger lawns allow a generous platform near the house, while a smaller courtyard can take a neat patio-style composite area.
Where a garden faces open fields or the river flood plain, wind load becomes a real consideration. Fence posts need to be set deep and spaced properly, and panels should be chosen for strength as much as appearance. Composite fencing holds its colour and does not need staining every couple of years. Cladding is another option for a garden room, shed or bare block wall. We can walk you through board profiles and colours on site, and tell you honestly whether your boundary suits composite or would be better left as it is.
Maintenance is modest. A brush down every so often clears leaf litter and grit, and a wash with mild detergent and clean water deals with green film or grime. Shaded corners and areas under trees will need more attention than a sunny, open spot. Do not let debris sit in the gaps, as it holds water. Composite will not rot like softwood, but its surface can mark if you drag heavy items across it, so use felt pads under furniture and planters.
Tenbury Wells is a small Teme-valley market town on the Worcestershire and Shropshire border, and many of our enquiries here are from homes on the edges of town or in nearby villages. We also work around Ludlow, Leominster, Bromyard and Bewdley. Rural access can mean longer lanes or soft verges, so we check the route for deliveries before the work starts. Get in touch for a free visit, an honest opinion on what would suit your plot and a clear written quotation.
We also take on composite decking installers work in nearby Ludlow, Leominster, Bromyard, Bewdley.
Select a service to read our guide to it:
Images on this page are illustrations only.
“Jim and Dan did a brilliant job on my 90ft conifer. Its a lot safer now and I have more light in the garden...”
“The boys did an excellent job... pruned my trees back and remove one tree that had split...”
“The guys were prompt & proffesional removed an old ash for me thanks guys”
Generally yes, as long as the frame is firmly fixed and the structure is built for the conditions. Wind mainly affects fencing and screens, so post depth and panel choice matter. We look at the site before suggesting a design.
It depends on the size, the ground and whether steps or raised sections are involved. A small deck can often be done in a few days, while larger or sloping jobs take longer. We give an honest estimate when we visit.
Often, yes. We check that the structure behind is sound and dry first, then fit battens and composite boards so air can circulate. If repairs are needed, we explain what is involved before any work begins.
SPR Trees & Landscapes, 6 Rose Avenue, Worcester, WR4 9PY
Tell us what you need in Tenbury Wells and we will get back to you, usually the same day.
Prefer to talk? Call 07542 451291 or WhatsApp us.
