A step down from the back door or a sloping lawn can leave part of the garden hard to use. Reflect plans decking in Blanchardstown around the actual levels, access and ground conditions, with timber, composite and PVC options discussed on site.
Send photos or arrange a visit. We’ll check the back-door height, slope, access and the area you want to use.
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No obligation. Photos from the back door and garden usually show the levels clearly.
Blanchardstown and wider Dublin 15 include established and newer residential areas, so garden layouts vary. We measure the actual space before suggesting a deck height or layout.
A deck can create a more comfortable transition where the garden sits noticeably lower than the house.
Raised or stepped decking can turn an awkward slope into a level area for everyday use.
Steps and handrails work better when planned with the deck height from the beginning.
We start with height, access and how you want to move between the house and garden. Then we discuss materials.
We measure the area, check the change in level and look at garden access.
We agree where the deck, steps and handrails should sit for practical everyday use.
Timber, composite or PVC, preparation and extras are set out in writing before work starts.
If decking is part of a wider tidy-up, Reflect can also quote exterior cleaning, gutters, patios, driveways, pergolas and maintenance.
Remove leaves, moss and loose debris from accessible gutters.
View gutter cleaning →Fix loose brackets, leaking joints and sagging sections.
View gutter repairs →Clean suitable exterior surfaces affected by grime and growth.
View power washing →Clean suitable block paving, concrete or tarmac.
View driveway cleaning →Clean suitable patio paving affected by moss and algae.
View patio cleaning →See new decks, replacements, repairs and material choices.
View decking Dublin →Discuss a pergola around the deck or seating area.
View pergolas →See wider exterior cleaning, repairs and maintenance work.
View Blanchardstown services →If several outside jobs need attention, show us everything at the same visit. We can keep each item clear in the quote.
Reflect takes decking enquiries across Blanchardstown and neighbouring Dublin 15 residential areas. The names below describe our service coverage only and do not claim that gallery images were taken in these locations.
Raised decking needs more thought than board colour. We look at height, support, access and everyday use first.
We agree the finished height in relation to doors, lawn and surrounding surfaces.
If steps or guarding are needed, they are planned with the deck rather than added later.
We compare appearance, upkeep and guide cost without pushing one material.
Reflect is fully insured and provides a written quote for the agreed work.
These Reflect images show real decking installation, repair, cleaning and measuring work. They are not presented as Blanchardstown jobs unless the location has been confirmed.
Composite board installation
Timber measuring & cutting
Finished deck & balustrade
Damaged board replacement
Deck cleaning & restoration
Site measuring & planningThese are genuine Google reviews supplied for Reflect from customers around Dublin; they are not presented as Blanchardstown-specific feedback.
“Great job and service, very nice to deal with. Highly recommended!”
“Excellent service and would definitely recommend. Covers a multitude of jobs with a can-do attitude.”
“Excellent quality work — the slabs are like brand new again. Highly recommend Kirk and Reflect.”
Short answers on raised decking, materials, cost, ground preparation and planning before you arrange a visit.
Reflect’s guide prices start around €100/m² for timber, €110/m² for PVC and €120/m² for composite. A small deck around 15m² starts from approximately €1,800+. Final cost depends on levels, access, subframe, steps and preparation.
Often, yes. Raised or stepped decking can create a useful level area, but the layout depends on the slope, finished height, access and ground condition. We measure before recommending a design.
Yes. Steps, handrails and suitable balustrades can be included. Planning them with the deck gives a cleaner route between the house, deck and garden.
Not automatically. Composite usually needs less staining or oiling; timber gives a natural appearance. Both need cleaning and correct installation. We compare them around your budget and upkeep preference.
It depends on the property, finished height, location and wider works. We can discuss it at the visit, but where uncertain you should confirm current requirements with Fingal County Council or the relevant planning authority.
Arrange a free Blanchardstown site visit. We’ll check the levels, discuss steps and materials, and give you a written quote for the agreed decking.