How much does decking cost in Liverpool?

Supplied and fitted, typical UK ranges are £60 to £130 per m² for treated softwood and £100 to £220 for composite, frame and labour included. A raised deck with steps and a balustrade costs more. Liverpool prices sit within these national bands; where a listed firm publishes a price it is shown on its listing.

How do I know a listed firm is genuine?

Every firm's website is fetched automatically and the result recorded on its listing. A firm shows as confirmed only when its own pages describe a decking service. Scheme memberships are shown as stated by the firm unless we have checked a public register.

Decking Installers in Liverpool

3 firms fit decking in Liverpool and the L postcode, 3 with composite boards. All their own websites describe a decking service. Websites are re-checked every week.

Order: a sponsored firm first (none in Liverpool at the moment), then firms whose own site describes decking, then firms based in Liverpool, then A to Z.

Duralive

Based in Liverpool · also Chester, Warrington, Wigan

No prices published

Fits: Composite

Website live, checked in the last fortnight
Decking service on its own website
No scheme or membership stated

Unclaimed listing

Full listing Firm's website

DecKing, Fencing and Gates

Based in Warrington · also Manchester

No prices published

Fits: Composite

Website live, checked in the last fortnight
Decking service on its own website
No scheme or membership stated

Unclaimed listing

Full listing Firm's website

Northern Deckline

Based in Stockport · also Barnsley, Doncaster, Halifax, Huddersfield and more

No prices published

Fits: Composite

Website live, checked in the last fortnight
Decking service on its own website
No scheme or membership stated

Unclaimed listing

Full listing Firm's website

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Decking in Liverpool

Liverpool's suburbs in Allerton, Woolton, Crosby and the Wirral side have sloping, sandstone-based gardens where raised decks are common. Terraces in Wavertree and Anfield are tighter, ground-level jobs.

Planning: Liverpool City Council

In England a deck is permitted development when its platform is no more than 300 mm above the ground, it is not in front of the main elevation, and outbuildings and decks together cover no more than half the garden. Listed buildings, flats, and homes under an Article 4 direction need checking with the council.

Liverpool City Council · Planning Portal: decking · Our planning guide

Typical fitted prices

Per m², supplied and fitted

Treated softwood: £60 to £130
Hardwood: £110 to £250
Composite: £100 to £220

Whole jobs

15 m² composite deck: £1,500 to £3,300
20 m² raised composite: £3,500 to £7,500

UK ranges from published price guides, October 2026. Liverpool sits within these bands; a listed firm's own published price is shown on its entry. A guide, not a quote. What drives the price.

Composite decking in Liverpool

3 listed firms fit composite boards: Duralive, DecKing, Fencing and Gates, Northern Deckline. Composite decking in Liverpool, with the boards they name.

Getting quotes

Ask for the board, the subframe and the fixings by name, a drawing with heights, and whether the price includes VAT and removing what is there now. How to choose an installer

Nearby

Chester · Warrington · Wigan · Wrexham · Bolton

All of North West

Questions people ask about decking in Liverpool

Do I need planning permission for decking in Liverpool?: In England a deck is permitted development when its platform is no more than 300 mm above the ground, it is not in front of the main elevation, and outbuildings and decks together cover no more than half the garden. Listed buildings, flats, and homes under an Article 4 direction need checking with the council.
How much does decking cost in Liverpool?: Supplied and fitted, typical UK ranges are £60 to £130 per m² for treated softwood and £100 to £220 for composite, frame and labour included. A raised deck with steps and a balustrade costs more. Liverpool prices sit within these national bands; where a listed firm publishes a price it is shown on its listing.
How do I know a listed firm is genuine?: Every firm's website is fetched automatically and the result recorded on its listing. A firm shows as confirmed only when its own pages describe a decking service. Scheme memberships are shown as stated by the firm unless we have checked a public register.