Areas we cover across Teesside
Gardens in all 27 TS postcodes get covered, taking in the Hartlepool Headland, the Yarm riverside, Saltburn's cliff-top plots and the Ingleby Barwick new-builds. Pricing follows the ground your garden actually sits on, checked by someone who has dug it before, not a national call centre.
Ground conditions decide decking, and Teesside changes ground every few miles. Redcar and Saltburn gardens deal with salt-laden wind and thin sandy topsoil over clay. Ingleby Barwick plots and the newer phases at Thornaby are compacted new-build subsoil that has to be dug properly for footings. Guisborough and the villages under the Cleveland escarpment slope hard enough that terracing becomes the design, not an extra. Pick a town below for the local detail, or head straight for the quote form.
Decking in Middlesbrough
TS1–TS9, terrace yards to Marton gardens.
Decking in Stockton
TS17–TS21, Hartburn and Fairfield gardens, riverside plots.
Decking in Billingham
TS22–TS23, wide post-war gardens, wind shelter designed in.
Decking in Redcar
TS10–TS11, coastal gardens, stainless fixings, wind screens.
Decking in Saltburn
TS12, steep plots, sea views, glass balustrades.
Decking in Guisborough
Decking in Hartlepool
TS24–TS27, Headland exposure to west-end estates.
Decking in Yarm
TS15, riverside and period plots, hardwood and glass options.
Decking in Eaglescliffe
TS16, mature leafy gardens, shade handled honestly.
Decking in Ingleby Barwick
TS17, new-build plots, compacted subsoil, privacy screens.
Decking in Thornaby
TS17, level post-war gardens, easy access, patio conversions.