Timber decks
The character of real timber, with individual grain and colour. A considered choice for a warm connection to your garden.
Step into your new favourite space.
Custom timber and composite decking, designed around your home and built for the way you live outdoors.
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A natural extension of your home.
A deck does more than add a surface. It connects the kitchen to the garden, creates a place to gather, and turns unused space into somewhere you want to be. We help you work through the layout, materials and practical details before building begins.
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Composite decks
A consistent finish with a different care routine. Compare product-specific warranties, surface temperatures and installation requirements.
Pool decking
A coordinated pool surround, with careful consideration of drainage, surface performance, access and pool barrier requirements.
Raised decks
Make better use of sloping land or an elevated floor level, with structure, steps and balustrades considered together.
Replacements
Renew an ageing deck after assessing the existing frame, foundations and any concealed deterioration.
Extensions
Create more space while checking how new construction can connect safely and neatly with what is already there.
Materials with
something to say.
Get to know your options. The right choice balances appearance, practical performance and ongoing care.
Merbau
Rich reddish-brown tones. Discuss sourcing, preparation and tannin management around adjacent surfaces.
Spotted Gum
Distinctive grain and a broad natural colour range. A characterful Australian hardwood option.
Blackbutt
Lighter honey tones and an understated grain. A natural fit for bright, open outdoor spaces.
Composite
A range of colours, board profiles and finishes. Compare the actual product rather than assuming all composites perform alike.
Timber or composite?
Timber offers natural variation and can be refinished, with ongoing cleaning and coating requirements. Composite provides a more uniform appearance and generally avoids timber oiling, but still needs cleaning. Heat, wet-area performance, fastening systems and warranties vary by product. We discuss samples, sun exposure, maintenance expectations and total cost before you decide.
From first idea
to first barbecue.
A straightforward process.
A considered result.
- 01
Request a Quote
Tell us what you have in mind, where you’re based and when you’d like to get started.
- 02
Site Visit
We look at your space, take measurements and talk through your priorities and options.
- 03
Design & Proposal
You receive a clear scope and quote, with materials, details and next steps explained.
- 04
Construction
Once the scope and required approvals are in place, we organise the build and keep you informed.
Considered before
a single cut.
The decisions made before construction are just as important as the finish.
Layout & flow
Plan enough room for furniture, movement, door swings and the connection to your garden.
Structure & drainage
Consider ground conditions, levels, ventilation, water runoff and appropriate framing from the outset.
Finishing details
Board direction, edge treatment, steps and handrails should feel like part of one design.
How much does decking cost in Melbourne?
The quote depends on deck size and height, material, access, ground conditions and details such as stairs or balustrades. Demolition, engineering and approvals may also affect the scope. A site visit allows a specific written quote rather than a misleading generic square-metre price.
What decking material should I choose?
Start with the appearance you like, your maintenance expectations, sun exposure and budget. We can compare timber and composite samples and discuss the care required for each product.
How long does it take to build a deck?
Timing depends on size, site preparation, approvals, weather and material availability. Your proposal will set out an indicative construction window, with scheduling confirmed before work begins.
Does a deck require a building permit?
Victorian guidance says decks with a structural subfloor require a building permit. Your project may have additional planning or site requirements. Confirm the position with a building surveyor or your local council before starting work.
What is the difference between timber and composite decking?
Timber is a natural material with variation in colour and grain and typically needs periodic refinishing. Composite is a manufactured board with product-specific properties and generally does not require oiling. Both need cleaning and correct installation.
How long does a timber deck last?
There is no single lifespan for every deck. Timber selection, framing, drainage, exposure, installation and ongoing care all matter. We discuss a maintenance plan for the chosen materials instead of promising a fixed lifespan.
For project-specific permit advice, speak with your council or building surveyor. Victorian building guidance
Possibilities for
your outdoors.
Explore the details that make a space your own.
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Browse the projects page for before-and-after photos and more finished work.
Local knowledge.
A little closer to home.
We build decks and pergolas throughout Melbourne, including the eastern, south-eastern and bayside suburbs. Tell us your suburb and we’ll confirm whether we can help with your project.
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Let’s make more of your outdoors.
