CORONATION Street star Will Mellor took a break from the Cobbles as he grafted in his garden.
The Harvey Gaskell actor, 48, gave a glimpse of the transformed outdoor space at his incredible family home in Cheshire.
Will pulled on his casual clothes as he gave the tradesmen a hand in creating an outdoor decking area.
It cut a striking look in black wood complete with a metal seat and cushions.
In one video, posted to landscaper Lawn Stripes & Hedges’ Instagram page, company owner Mark Marshall told fans: “There he is himself, Mr Mellor.
“What do you think of your decking mate?”
Will, wearing a jumper and jeans, gave a thumbs-up to the camera and said: “Look at it!
“I can’t believe it’s my garden!
“Look at that, unbelievable.”
Earlier in the day, he was seen lending a hand as he hauled around heavy bags of building materials and strips of timber.
Captured on camera for MGN Builders Merchants, he joked: “Oh this timber feels really good, it’s solid.
“It’s the best timber I have ever had.”
In the caption, they added: “Hold onto your tool belts, folks! Will Mellor is diving into his MGN Builders Merchants order.
“Stay tuned for an exciting project brewing with MGN Builders Merchants, Will Mellor, and Home Improvements Channel UK!”
One fan was quick to comment: “Haha love it,” as a second added: “It’s always a pleasure to see the clients wanting to help.”
A third then joked: “Geezer knows his timber.”
One added: “Get stuck in lad I’m sure you’ll love the end result.”
Another then said: “He’s brilliant.”
The TV star lives with his wife Michelle McSween and their kids Renee and Jayden.
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Recently, Will launched a furious rant at the council after a tree crashed into the wall of his property.
The Mr Bates v the Post Office actor could hardly be heard through the howling wind as he stepped outside for an Instagram video slamming the local authority – claiming “someone could have been killed”.
He shouted: “Look – this just happened,” as he pointed to an uprooted tree which was propped against his red brick wall.
The furious home-owner added: “I have been telling the council about these trees for years because I knew something was going to happen.”
He continued: “It could have killed someone – look at that,” before gesturing to the tree’s exposed roots.
Will then let out a huge sigh as he told fans: “Don’t go outside.”
His comments, made in January, came in the midst of Storm Henk.
At the time, more than 1,000 people were evacuated from a holiday park as Brits faced a “danger to life” warning.
