Licensed carpenter · Decks and pergolas across Sydney
Sydney carpenterfor decks, pergolas, screens and built-in benches
We build in timber and composite across Sydney, from a new deck on a sloping block to the screen, stairs and seating that finish it.
- Google reviews
- 5.0 from 33
- NSW licence
- 276621C · Carpenter
- Trex, since 2024
- TrexPro® partner
- Licensed
- Since 2014
Rated 5.0 on Google, and trusted by the brands we build with
5.0 from 33 Google reviews
“From the first conversation, Hamzeh and his team were honest and straightforward about what the job would involve and what it would cost - no surprises along the way.”
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What we build
A deck is often only part of the job: the stairs down to the lawn, a screen from the neighbours, a bench along the wall. We build all of it, so it fits together.
New decks and rebuilds, including sloping blocks and decks beside a pool. We look at the frame and the block before we price the boards.Decks
TimberCompositePool decks
Timber pergolas sized to the deck and the house, and Colorbond roofs, including replacements after storm damage.Pergolas
TimberColorbond roofs
Batten screens in timber or composite, framed into the deck or added to a boundary fence.Privacy screens
DecksBalconiesFences
Made-to-measure seating built into a deck, along a wall or around a terrace, finished to match the boards.Benches and built-in seating
DecksTerracesGarden walls
External stairs, new balustrades on decks and balconies, and the fascia and framing repairs that keep them sound.Stairs and balustrades
External stairsBalustradesRepairs
Plan it first
Try it before you call
Pick the boards, the screen gaps and the roof, and check whether your job is likely to need council approval. What you choose goes into your enquiry.
- Deck designer
Design your deck
Choose the type of deck, the boards and a colour, beside photos of decks we have built. - Screen planner
Plan your screen
Change the batten width and the gap, and see how much of the view a screen hides. - Roof chooser
Choose a pergola roof
Compare open rafters, a translucent roof and Colorbond in the sun and the rain. - Approval check
Does it need approval?
Answer nine questions to see whether your deck is likely to need council approval.
Our work
Recent work
Real jobs, each with its suburb and what we built. Open one for the full set of photos.
From first message to finished job
How a job runs
Four steps, and you know the price before anything starts.
Step 01
Send us the details
Use the form or call. A few lines and a photo or two of the area are enough to start.
Step 02
We call you back
We talk through what you want and arrange a time to look at the site.
Step 03
We measure on site
We check the block, the frame and the drainage, and suggest the boards and layout that suit.
Step 04
We quote, then build
You see the work and the price before anything starts, and we leave the site tidy.
What customers say on Google
Google rating
5.0
From 33 reviews on Google
“From the very outset I had confidence they would do a good job given the time spent on site measuring and advising on the best solution for us and our difficult block.”
Regions we work in
We build across these parts of Sydney. Open your region to find your suburb.
Questions
Before you book
The questions people ask us most before they get a quote.
How do I get a free quote?
Send the enquiry form with a few details and a photo or two of the area, or call 0455 499 464. We then look at the site, because slope, access and the ground all change the job.
Does my deck or pergola need council approval?
Many low decks and pergolas are exempt development in NSW if they meet the State rules on size, height and distance from boundaries. Higher structures usually need approval, and a heritage listing, bush fire prone land or a rural or large-lot zone can change the rules, so we check your address and tell you which applies before you commit.
Timber or composite?
Timber looks and feels like timber and can be sanded and re-oiled; it needs oiling to keep its colour. Composite costs more up front and needs no oiling, but gets hotter in full sun. Our guide compares them in detail.
Can you replace just the boards on an old deck?
Sometimes. If the bearers and joists are sound and well fixed, new boards can go on the old frame. If the frame is soft, loose or undersized, it needs replacing first, and we will show you why.
Which areas do you work in?
We are based in North Ryde and work across seven regions of Sydney: the Ryde Area, the North Shore, the Northern Beaches, the Hills District, the Inner West, Sydney City and the Eastern Suburbs. Our regions page lists the suburbs in each.
Are you licensed?
Yes. Timbaland Carpentry holds NSW Contractor Licence 276621C in the carpenter class, current since 2014. You can check it on the NSW licence register.
Tell us about your job
A few details and a photo or two of the area are enough to start. We'll be in touch to talk it through.