South Bank, Clifton and Heworth
Decking in South Bank: terraces with narrow yards, sandy moraine ground and conservation areas close by.
Decking in Clifton: terraces and semis around Clifton Green on heavy lake clay, with flood zones and two conservation areas.
Heworth is covered too, with similar terraces and semis.
Fulford and Heslington
Decking in Fulford: the Fulford Village Conservation Area, listed houses and free-draining esker sand.
Decking in Heslington: a conservation village with an Article 4 direction, next to the university.
Dringhouses
Decking in Dringhouses: semis and detached houses off Tadcaster Road, some with back doors above garden level.
Bishopthorpe and Copmanthorpe
Decking in Bishopthorpe: a riverside village around the palace, with Ouse flood zones and a conservation area.
Decking in Copmanthorpe: mostly detached family homes with wide gardens.
Haxby, Wigginton and Strensall
Decking in Haxby: family homes on free-draining sand, with a small conservation area on The Village.
Wigginton and Strensall are covered too.
The Poppletons and Skelton
Upper and Nether Poppleton are villages partly in conservation areas, with older houses and big gardens. Skelton has a mix of old and newer homes.
Common questions
Do you cover Haxby and Wigginton?
Yes, both are well within our area, along with Strensall.
Do you work inside the city walls?
Yes, though gardens there are rare and often small courtyards. Access and heritage considerations need extra care.