Fencing
We will recommend the best solution for you based on specific requirements, purpose and budget.
About This Service
We can supply and install various styles of fencing, whether it is for security, privacy, landscaping or a simple repair. We will work with you to find the best solution for your individual requirements, preferences and budget.
Our suppliers use FSC certified timber which is in support of better management of the world’s forests. Products from our suppliers are pressure treated to ensure they are of the highest quality. We are able to supply affordable fencing that is still of a very high standard. We can also supply made to order fencing that is specially shaped and sized to suit more bespoke projects.
Both timber and concrete products can be supplied and installed if required. We will advise you of the best solution based on your specific requirements and fencing purposes. Contact us today and we will provide you with an estimate.
Where We Operate
There are just simple steps to our service
Initial Contact
Our Visit
Quote
We will give an indication of possible start dates.
Work Completed
We will complete the work, leaving the site clean and tidy with the invoice then being settled.
Gallery
What People Say About Our Fencing Service
FAQs
Are you insured?
We are fully insured for fencing and landscaping work
How high can my new fence be?
Fence heights are a matter of planning policy. Generally, your rear garden fences are allowed to be up to two metres high but your local authority planning office will be able to confirm this. Do always discuss any plans you have with any neighbours who may be affected.
Can I put trellis on top of a 2 metre high boundary fence?
If you have a two metre fence you will not be able to add any trellis on top without getting planning permission. You can put up a fence and trellis with a combined height of two metres.
Can I work out ownership of my boundary fence by looking?
Unfortunately you need to forget anything you’ve been told about “left-hand” or “right-hand” rules – they don’t exist. Looking can give you a clue: walls and fences are most likely to have been built on the land that belongs to the boundary’s owner with the further edge of the wall marking the actual boundary.
You can often guess who owns a fence by looking at which side the arris rails are, the builders or property owners might have put the fence up facing away from their own property so their neighbour gets the ‘good’ side. This should be repeated with the neighbour on the other side so each home has one ‘bad’ and one ‘good’ side. However, Whoever is paying for the fence can put it up either way of their choosing.
Should I choose dip treated or pressure treated timber?
The main advantage of dip treated timber is its lower cost, and its ‘instantly stained’ appearance.
Pressure treated timber is slightly more expensive. In addition the uncoloured finish is preferred by many, providing a blank slate for your own choice of treatment.
Do you use timber or concrete posts?
We use both. We will discuss your preferences but also make recommendations based on the site situation.
