Pine Decks
Treated pine decking is a cost effective, versatile option that can be stained, oiled or painted to suit the property and the intended finish.
Hardwood Decks
Kwila, Garapa, Purple Heart and Vitex hardwoods provide a rich, high quality finish and have been used across several Lockhart Landscaping projects, including elevated decks in Brooklyn and Lower Hutt.
Composite Decks
Composite decking offers a clean, consistent finish with less ongoing maintenance than traditional timber. Low-toxicity options are also available, depending on the selected product and manufacturer.
Consented & Engineered Decks
Consented and engineered elevated decks are firmly within our wheelhouse. As Licensed Building Practitioners with extensive experience constructing elevated decks, we can coordinate the build requirements and complete the work in accordance with the approved plans, from the supporting structure through to stairs, balustrades, gates and finishing details.
Can you build stairs, gates and balustrades with my deck?
Yes. These elements can be included in one coordinated scope so the deck and its access, screening and edge protection are considered together.
Do you work on difficult-access sites?
All the time yes, we assess access during the site visit and explain how it affects demolition, material handling, scheduling and the quotation.
How quickly will I receive a deck quotation?
We aim to provide a written, itemised quotation on the day of the site visit where practical. When detailed measurements, engineering or supplier pricing is required, we confirm a firm turnaround within 48 hours.
Do I need building consent for a deck in Wellington?
Consent requirements depend on the deck’s height, design, location and site conditions. As Licensed Building Practitioners experienced in consented and engineered elevated decks, we can build from approved plans and coordinate the construction requirements. Any site-specific consent or engineering requirements should be confirmed before work begins.