From homeowners across Central Coast.

“Three quotes, and Deckline was the only one that gave us a real per-m² price before they even came out. The number on the day matched it, and the merbau colour and grade were named on the quote. A year on it has weathered to a rich red-brown and the frame has not moved a millimetre.”

“We went composite to skip the oiling and it was the right call near the water. Genuine Modwood, the board named on the quote, on a sub-frame with the joists closer together so it does not flex. Low-maintenance and it still looks new. Nathan was straight about the cost gap over hardwood up front.”

“Elevated deck off the back with a glass balustrade, looking down the slope to the water. Footings engineered for the height, the balustrade built to the NCC and passed inspection first time, no fail on a gap. The view is wide open and the whole thing feels rock solid underfoot.”

“Budget was tight so we went treated pine, but they built the frame underneath properly, H4 in the ground and concreted footings, not pads on the dirt. It is dead flat and we will stain it once it dries out. Honest about where pine suits and where it does not.”

“Deck and a louvre roof done as one job, set out so the posts carry both. They sorted the approval, matched the gutters and colour to the house, and it reads like it was always there. One team, one quote, one warranty, exactly as promised.”

“Replaced a tired grey deck with composite, the old bearers were rotted out so it needed a full new substructure. Old deck carted away, disposal on the quote, no surprises at the end. A block from the water and they spec'd the frame and the board for the salt.”

“Low deck over an old concrete slab to lift a dull courtyard. They checked the falls and set it up so air moves underneath, so it will not trap water and rot. No balustrade or approval needed and they confirmed that on the quote before we started. Tidy job, quick turnaround.”

“Spotted gum deck off the back, the board chosen with us for the look and the coastal exposure. Boards hidden-fixed at the right gap so there are no screws on top and the water drains. The substructure warranty in writing was the thing that won it over the cheaper mob.”

“Second-storey deck with stairs down to the yard on a sloping block. They engineered the posts and footings for the height, flashed the ledger properly where it meets the house, and built timber-and-metal balustrade to the NCC. Felt safe and solid from day one.”