If part of the garden is rarely used, a well-planned deck can give it a clear purpose. Reflect installs and repairs decking in Ballyfermot in timber, composite and PVC, with the layout based on access, levels and how you want to use the space.
Tell us whether the deck is for seating, outdoor dining, a BBQ, easier access from the house or replacing an older deck.
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No obligation. A few photos of the garden and back-door area can make the first conversation more useful.
Ballyfermot sits within Dublin City Council’s South Central Area. For a garden here, the useful question is not how large the deck can be, but what it needs to do well.
A level deck gives outdoor furniture a defined place instead of leaving it on grass or uneven paving.
The layout can be planned around the doorway, steps and the route people actually take into the garden.
The deck should fit the furniture you need while leaving useful lawn, planting and paths around it.
We measure the area, check access and levels, compare materials and then price the agreed scope.
We look at the proposed position, access, ground condition and how furniture will sit in the space.
We compare timber, composite and PVC around appearance, cleaning, treatment and budget.
Preparation, old-deck removal, steps, rails and agreed extras are included in the written scope.
If the decking is one part of the job, Reflect can also quote gutters, paving, power washing, pergolas and other exterior maintenance.
Remove loose leaves, moss and debris from accessible gutter runs.
View gutter cleaning →Assess leaking joints, loose brackets and sagging sections.
View gutter repairs →Power washing for suitable exterior surfaces, matched to their condition.
View power washing →Clean suitable block paving, concrete or tarmac affected by outdoor grime.
View driveway cleaning →Remove weather grime and organic build-up from suitable patio surfaces.
View patio cleaning →See installation, replacement, repair and restoration options across Dublin.
View decking Dublin →Plan a pergola around the deck, access and the way the space will be used.
View pergolas →View the wider exterior work Reflect can quote in the area.
View Ballyfermot services →If several outdoor jobs need attention, mention them when you book the decking visit. We can assess what is practical to quote together.
Reflect takes decking enquiries across Ballyfermot and nearby South Central Dublin. Dublin City Council groups Ballyfermot with communities including Cherry Orchard, Chapelizod, Bluebell, Drimnagh and Walkinstown.
A good result comes from getting the footprint, access, level and material right before the boards go down.
We allow for furniture, doors, paths and the space people need to move around the seating area.
Timber needs more ongoing treatment, while composite and PVC reduce treatment but still need regular cleaning.
Ground condition, levels and support are checked before the finished boards are fitted.
Removal, preparation, steps, rails and other agreed features are set out in the written quote.
These supplied Reflect images show genuine decking installation, repair, cleaning and planning work. They are not presented as Ballyfermot jobs unless the location is confirmed.
Composite boards being fixed
Timber measured and cut
Finished deck with balustrade
Damaged board replacement
Deck cleaning and restoration
Site measuring and planningThese genuine Google reviews are from Reflect customers around Dublin. They are not presented as Ballyfermot-specific decking projects.
“Great job and service, very nice to deal with. Highly recommended!”
“Had Kirk over to clean back patio and treat the pergola. Outstanding service from start to finish, highly recommended.”
“Great company. Really happy with the work.”
Short answers on price, materials, garden use, older decking 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 size, ground condition, access, preparation, removal, steps and rails.
Yes. The deck can be sized around a table, chairs, BBQ position and clear walking space, but the exact layout depends on the garden, access, levels and ground condition.
Usually, yes. Composite generally needs less ongoing treatment than timber, while timber offers a natural finish and can be stained or oiled. Both still need cleaning.
Sometimes. It depends on the condition of the existing boards, subframe, steps and handrails. Reflect can inspect the deck and discuss repair, extension or replacement before quoting.
It depends on the property, finished height, location and wider works. If you are unsure, check the current requirements with Dublin City Council or the relevant planning authority.
Arrange a free Ballyfermot site visit. We’ll measure the space, discuss how you want to use it, compare timber, composite or PVC and give you a written quote.