Decking - worth splashing out?
Helen B
5 years ago
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PROChristine Wilkie Garden Design
5 years agoHello Helen. As you are looking to sell your property, then going for the most cost-effective decking makes the best sense. That being said, if on your next project you are looking for something with longevity, then I'd say it's definitely worth considering the range of composite decking products out there. They have great benefits over wood: slip- and algae-resistant to name but two. Here's one we made earlier!
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