Tipperary · March 2024From a bare patio to an outdoor roomInox boardsEben frameLarch cladding6 photos →
Your new deck, priced in a minute. Built to last.
Composite decks on Fortress steel framing, built by Philip Hayes across Westmeath and the Midlands. Send a photo of your garden or set the size, and see a guideline price straight away.
- A price range from Philip's own average job
- A steel frame that lasts as long as the boards
- €200 site visit, deducted if the job goes ahead
Send a photo of your garden
1 to 3 photos of where the deck would go. We read the space, size the deck and email you a written guideline quote.
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Set the size of your deck
20 m² × €180 to €225 per m², each end rounded to €50
Fortress steel lasts as long as the boards, so the whole deck has one life.
Guideline only. Based on Philip's average job: about €4,500 for 20 to 25 m², or €180 to €225 per m². Frame, colour and extras are priced on the site visit.
Real reviews, word for word.
Copied word for word from Philip's onlinetradesmen.ie profile.
Decks built across Ireland, from Kilkenny to Sligo.
Tipperary · March 2024From a bare patio to an outdoor roomInox boardsEben frameLarch cladding6 photos →
Offaly · December 2023A covered outdoor room on steelPalisander boardsFortress steelLarch6 photos →
Ballinasloe · May 2024Replacement with glass and a rampInox boardsGlass railingsWheelchair ramp7 photos →
Clare · November 2023A deck for the eveningsTerafest compositeInox and ebenLighting and heater2 photos →
February 2024Small and functionalInox boardsEben frameLED step lights3 photos →
Sligo · December 2023Built for a wheelchair userInox boardsEben frameRamp and stairs4 photos →
Blackrock, Co. Dublin · August 2019A 15-year-old deck, replacedComposite boardsPlantersDeck lights5 photos →
Bray · November 2023Rebuilt below a cliff faceFortress steelTerafest composite1 photo →
Gorey · July 2019A balcony 15 feet upComposite boardsReused timber base3 photos →
Co. Roscommon · July 2019A deck that floatsComposite boards4 photos →
Kilkenny · July 2018Evenings with a viewComposite boardsRailings2 photos →
Tullamore, Co. Offaly · August 2019A rotten deck, replacedComposite boardsHandrailPergola3 photos →
Leitrim · April 2019Ready for the summerComposite boardsRailings3 photos →
Finglas · April 2019A garden transformationComposite boardsSteps2 photos →

Drag the line. Same corner, before and after.
A bare concrete patio became an inox deck with an eben frame, larch cladding on the walls, a polycarbonate roof and two lights.
Decks, and everything around them.
Composite decking
Picture-frame edges in inox, eben and Palisander, on steel or timber framing.
Pergolas and roofed corners
Covered seating with larch cladding and roofs, for use all year round.
Railings and fencing
Glass railings, composite fencing and privacy walls.
Steps and ramps
Steps, and wheelchair accessible ramps like the decks in Ballinasloe and Sligo.
Deck lighting
LED lights in the steps and the deck, so it glows at night.
Hot tub and seating decks
A hot tub on one side, seating and a heater on the other.

Composite boards last. So should the frame.
A timber frame under composite boards lasts around 10 to 15 years. Philip builds on Fortress steel framing, so the frame lasts as long as the boards.
Frame lifespans are Philip's own figures. No cost is implied.
From a photo to a finished deck.
Send a photo
Upload 1 to 3 photos above, or send them to Philip on WhatsApp.
FreeSee a guideline price
A price range straight away, from Philip's average job.
FreeSite visit
Philip measures up and gives you a proper quote.
€200, deducted from the jobYour deck is built
Most jobs are done in a couple of days, with Philip on site.