Terenure · New, Replacement & Repair Decking

Decking in Terenure, Built to Fit the Garden

A deck works best when it connects naturally with the house, lawn and the part of the garden you actually use. Reflect provides decking in Terenure for new installations, replacements and repairs in timber, composite and PVC.

✓ Free design & site visit 📍 Terenure & Dublin 6W 🪵 Timber · Composite · PVC 🛡 Fully insured · 20+ years
★★★★★ 5.0/5 on Google · Swords-based Dublin team
Free Terenure decking site visit

What do you want the new deck to solve?

Tell us where you want the deck, what sits beside it and whether you are replacing an old surface or starting from scratch.

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No obligation. Garden photos are useful for showing doors, paving, lawn, levels and anything the new deck needs to work around.

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When the garden has pieces that do not quite join up

Bring the house, seating area and garden together

Terenure is an established south-Dublin suburb within Dublin City Council’s South East Area. We plan the deck around the space that is already there rather than forcing in a standard shape.

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The step outside the back door feels unfinished

Decking can create a cleaner transition where the house opens onto grass, paving or a small change in level.

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Furniture never quite has a proper place

A measured deck can give a table, chairs or outdoor seating a defined area without swallowing the rest of the garden.

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Old paving and lawn do not work well together

Where surfaces meet awkwardly, the layout can be planned around what stays, what is removed and how people move through the space.

Plan the joins before choosing the boards

How a Terenure decking job takes shape

We look at the garden first, then work through layout, material and the written scope.

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Mark out the usable area

We measure the space and check doors, access, existing paving, lawn and any level changes.

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Work out what should stay

We discuss whether old decking or paving needs removal and how the new deck should meet the surrounding garden.

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Choose the finish and confirm the quote

Timber, composite or PVC, plus agreed steps, rails and preparation, are written into the quotation before work starts.

Terenure & Dublin 6W

Decking visits around Terenure and nearby south Dublin

Terenure sits in Dublin City Council’s South East Area, close to Rathgar, Harold’s Cross and Kimmage. Reflect takes decking enquiries across Terenure and surrounding neighbourhoods.

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Make the new deck belong in the garden

Good decking should connect, not compete

The best layout usually comes from understanding what is already around it — doors, paving, lawn, furniture and the route through the garden.

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Start where the house meets the garden

We look at how you step outside and where the deck should begin so the transition feels deliberate.

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Leave enough garden around it

The deck is sized for its purpose rather than simply covering the biggest possible area.

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Match the material to the upkeep

Timber gives a natural finish; composite and PVC can reduce some ongoing treatment but still need cleaning.

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Keep removal and extras visible

Old-deck removal, preparation, steps, rails and other agreed items are included in the written scope.

Real Reflect decking work

See the planning, fitting and repair work

These supplied Reflect images show genuine decking measuring, installation, repair and cleaning work. They are not presented as Terenure jobs unless that location is confirmed.

Composite decking board being fixed during a Reflect decking installationComposite boards being fixed
Timber decking being measured and cut during installation by Reflect General MaintenanceTimber measured and cut
Finished decking installation with glass balustrade by Reflect General MaintenanceFinished deck with balustrade
Rotten decking board being replaced during a deck repair by Reflect General MaintenanceDamaged board replacement
Weathered decking being pressure washed during restoration by Reflect General MaintenanceDeck cleaning and restoration
Decking area being measured and planned before installation by Reflect General MaintenanceSite measuring and planning
What Dublin customers say

Feedback on the way Reflect works

These genuine Google reviews are shown for Reflect customers around Dublin and are not presented as Terenure decking jobs.

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“Great job and service, very nice to deal with. Highly recommended!”

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Thomas FarrellGoogle review · Swords
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“Had Kirk over to clean back patio and treat the pergola. Outstanding service from start to finish, highly recommended.”

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Henry WoodruffeGoogle review · Malahide
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“Great company. Really happy with the work.”

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Tony NolanGoogle review · Raheny
Before you decide on the layout

Terenure decking questions about layout, price and materials

Short answers on guide pricing, existing paving, material choice, cleaning and planning.

How much does decking cost in Terenure? +

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, removal, preparation and extras.

Can a new deck be planned beside an existing patio? +

Yes, where the levels and condition allow. We can measure how the deck and patio meet, decide what stays and discuss whether cleaning or preparation is needed around the existing paving.

Is timber or composite better for an established garden? +

That depends on the look and upkeep you want. Timber has a natural finish and can be stained or oiled. Composite usually needs less ongoing treatment, although it still requires cleaning. We can compare both at the visit.

Can you replace only part of an old deck? +

Sometimes. We first need to see the boards, subframe and surrounding structure. If the remaining deck is sound, a repair or partial replacement may make more sense than removing everything.

Will decking need planning permission in Terenure? +

It depends on the property, finished height, location and wider works. We can flag planning considerations at the visit, but where there is uncertainty you should check current requirements with Dublin City Council or the relevant planning authority.

Want the garden to work better from the back door out?

Arrange a free Terenure site visit. We’ll look at the layout, compare timber, composite or PVC, and give you a written quote for the agreed decking work.

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