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Fencing & Gates
New fencing and gates can sharpen the whole garden while making boundaries more practical and private.
Discuss Your Project
What we can discuss
Work shaped around
your space.
Every garden and property presents a different set of priorities. Your enquiry helps us understand the setting, the outcome you want and the practical details that may shape the work.
- New timber fencing
- Replacement panels
- Garden gates
- Boundary improvements
- Fence-line preparation
The detail
How we think
about this work.
A boundary does a great deal of quiet work in a garden. It frames the view, sets the level of privacy and, more than most people expect, decides how finished the whole space looks from the house.
Good fencing is mostly about what happens below the visible line: straight, well-set posts, a consistent line along uneven ground and sensible detailing where the fence meets walls, planting or paving. Gates are considered in the same way, so they still swing cleanly in a year’s time.
A useful starting point
Common reasons to enquire
The garden needs more privacy
A gate is difficult to use
A boundary needs a more consistent finish
How it works
From enquiry to finished work.
- 01
Reviewing the boundary
You send photographs of the full run, along with the approximate length and any awkward sections or slopes.
- 02
Discussing the options
We talk through style, height and how the boundary should relate to the rest of the garden and neighbouring properties.
- 03
Preparing the line
Old panels and posts are removed and the fence line is prepared so the new run sits straight and level.
- 04
Installing and finishing
Posts, panels and gates are fitted, checked for alignment and left with the surrounding ground tidied.
Worth knowing
Practical points
we’ll raise early.
Being open about these details from the start keeps expectations realistic and means the plan we discuss with you reflects the site as it actually is.
- Boundary ownership and height are worth clarifying before work begins
- Sloping ground and existing walls affect how panels are stepped or scribed
- Access along the boundary determines how materials are brought in
- Nearby planting and tree roots can influence post positions
Next steps
From first message
to a clear plan.
Tell us what you would like to change, where the property is and which parts of the garden are involved. Photographs are welcome and can make the first conversation more useful.
We’ll discuss your requirements and the appropriate next step. Once the proposed work is clear, you can review the quote, ask questions and agree arrangements before anything moves forward.
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