Garden fencing

A new fence should stand straight for years, not lean after the first winter. Most of that comes down to the posts and how they go in, so that's where we take our time.

What we fit

  • Closeboard (featheredge): overlapping vertical boards on rails. Strong, private, and easy to repair a board at a time.
  • Panel fencing: ready-made panels between posts. Quicker to fit and usually cheaper.
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Posts and gravel boards

[CHRISTIAN TO ADD: which posts he uses and why (timber or concrete), how deep they go, whether gravel boards come as standard. This is the part customers can't see, so it's where his opinion is worth most.]

What it costs

[CHRISTIAN TO ADD: a rough guide, e.g. "most back gardens with 20 to 30 metres of closeboard come in between £X and £Y". Even a wide range helps people decide to get in touch.]

The price we give you after the site visit is fixed. It covers materials, labour and taking the old fence away.

Common questions

How long will a new fence last?

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Can you match my neighbour's fence?

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Need a fence sorted?

Tell us what you need and we'll come and have a look. No charge, no pressure.

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