Surrey deserves quality products that look beautiful all year round. Alpha Decking supplies high-quality composite decking boards and modern composite fencing panels that capture the warmth of timber while shrugging off the county’s changeable weather. Made from recycled wood fibres and engineered polymers, our boards won’t warp, splinter or fade, leaving you more time to enjoy the patio and less time sanding it.
To help you choose the perfect shade for your space, from leafy Godalming back gardens to contemporary Cobham courtyards, we offer FREE sample packs. Each box includes every colour in the chosen range plus matching trims, so you can test tones in natural Surrey light. Order by 2 pm and we’ll dispatch the same day, with a 4-12 working day delivery time covering Guildford, Woking, Reigate, Epsom and beyond.
Planning a small balcony refresh or a full redesign around that new garden studio? Our easy-fit boards and colour-matched fencing create a seamless, low-maintenance finish. Every product carries a 15-year residential warranty and comes direct from our UK warehouse.
Need help working out quantities or fitting methods for sloping plots common in the North Downs? Our friendly team knows the area and the regulations and can guide you from first sketch to final composite joint.
Order your FREE sample pack today and see why landscapers and homeowners from Weybridge to Warlingham choose Alpha Decking for lasting style and peace of mind.
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Surrey is England’s green room, a patchwork of beech-clad hills, secret valleys and storybook villages tucked just beyond London’s last commuter stop. One moment you’re skimming the M25 flyovers; the next you’re winding past half-timbered pubs, cricket greens and chimneyed cottages that seem lifted from a Hardy set. The chalky heights of the North Downs roll east to west like a soft spine, their crest crowned with yew woods and waymarked by the Pilgrim’s Way, while hidden below lie vineyards, bluebell copses and riverside meadows.
Yet Surrey is hardly a museum piece. Guildford buzzes with theatre premieres and craft beer taps, Woking flaunts glassy towers and sci-fi street art, and leafy university campuses brew space-age tech among the red-brick quads. Cyclists test their mettle on Box Hill’s serpentine climb; foodies plan weekends around farm shop supper clubs and gin distilled in 17th-century barns. It’s a county where quiet lanes keep their flint churches and village fetes, but a train can sling you to Waterloo in under forty minutes, proof that pastoral and pulse can share the same postcode.
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