Fencing contractor, Hampshire
Garden fencing, gates and repairs across Hampshire
Christian and the team fit new fences and gates for homes and businesses, and put right the ones the weather has had a go at. You get a free site visit, a written price, and the old fence taken away.
- Free site visit and written quote
- Old fencing removed and taken away
- [X]-year guarantee on our work
What we fit
Every job is measured on site and priced in writing before we start.
Garden fencing
Closeboard, featheredge and panel fencing, on timber or concrete posts.
See garden fencingGates
Side gates, garden gates and driveway gates, made to fit the gap.
See gatesFence repairs
Leaning posts, broken panels and storm damage put right.
See fence repairsCommercial fencing
Boundary and security fencing for businesses, landlords and sites.
See commercial fencingRecent jobs
All photos are our own work. See more of our work
How it works
- 1
We come and measure
A free visit to look at the ground, the access and what you want. Usually within [X] days of your call.
- 2
You get a written price
One figure covering materials, labour and clearing away. No surprises on the day.
- 3
We fit it and tidy up
Most garden jobs take a day or two. We leave the site clean and take the waste with us.
Where we work
We fit fences and gates across Hampshire. Not sure if we cover you? Give us a call and ask.
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Questions people ask
Do I need planning permission for a new fence?
Usually not. In England you can normally put up a fence up to 2 metres high without planning permission, or up to 1 metre next to a road used by vehicles. Listed buildings, conservation areas and some new-build estates have their own rules, so if any of those apply, check with your council first. We're happy to talk it through on the site visit.
Which fence is mine, left or right?
There's no fixed rule. Your title deeds or the Land Registry plan normally show which boundaries you're responsible for, often marked with a T. If it's unclear, it's worth agreeing it with your neighbour before any work starts.
How much does a new fence cost?
[CHRISTIAN TO ADD: rough price ranges for a typical garden, e.g. per metre for closeboard and panel fencing, and what changes the price.]
Need a fence sorted?
Tell us what you need and we'll come and have a look. No charge, no pressure.