A new fence planned from post to gate
Materials included
We supply the agreed fencing materials as part of the installation.
Ground conditions checked
Slopes, exposure and soil around the fence line shape the build plan.
Gates planned properly
Gate positions and access needs are agreed before surrounding sections go up.
Build a boundary for privacy and support
A new fence may need to screen a garden, define a boundary or stand up to an exposed position. We begin by discussing its purpose and the appearance you prefer, then assess the fence line, ground and access. Height, wind exposure and changes in level all influence the design. We supply the materials and install the new boundary, placing posts accurately before fitting level panels or boards with secure fixings. Corners and gates are planned as part of the structure rather than squeezed in once the straight sections are already standing.
Measure awkward ground before ordering materials
A fence line rarely behaves as neatly as it does on a sketch. Slopes, old foundations, tight corners and existing boundaries can change how sections should be arranged. We measure the route and agree how these details will be handled before installation. You should confirm the intended boundary and tell us about buried services or access restrictions you know about. We also discuss where materials can be brought into the garden and how any existing fence affects the work area. Good preparation supports a straighter, firmer fence and fewer surprises once holes are being dug.
Frequently asked questions
How do you decide which fence design suits my garden?
We consider why you need the fence, your preferred appearance, required height, wind exposure and ground conditions. Privacy and security needs also matter. We discuss these points before agreeing the materials and layout.
Do I need to confirm the boundary line?
Yes. You should identify the intended boundary and resolve any uncertainty before installation. We can measure and build along the agreed line, but ownership and boundary decisions remain matters for the property owners involved.
Can you install fencing on sloping ground?
We can assess a sloping fence line and plan how panels or boards should follow changes in level. The suitable arrangement depends on the gradient, ground condition and chosen style, so we inspect and measure before settling the layout.