A boundary planned beyond the choice of panel
Wind exposure considered
We account for the site's exposure when discussing style and support.
Gates is included in the layout
We plan practical openings, access widths, and alignment with the fence.
Old fencing cleared
Removal can be coordinated before new post holes, and sections are fitted.
Choose fencing for the job it must do
A fence may need to screen a seating area, keep a boundary clear, improve security, or simply replace panels that lean more each winter. We help you compare closeboard or feather-edge fencing, overlap panels, decorative panels, picket fencing and post-and-rail systems. The right choice depends on privacy, boundary purpose, wind exposure, ground conditions and the level of security required. Height, gates and changes in level also affect the layout. We measure the site and consider access for posts, panels and equipment before recommending a system, rather than treating every boundary as a straight, level line. Few of them are.
Set the posts accurately from the start
We can source the agreed materials, clear the old fence, and prepare the post holes before setting each post to the required line and level. Accurate spacing supports the selected panels or rails and helps gates fit the planned opening. Where the boundary steps or slopes, we agree how the sections will follow it before installation begins. Our work covers home and rental properties as well as heavier commercial fencing for storage and restricted-access areas. We plan material movement and working room around the site so the installation does not begin with a delivery that cannot pass the side gate.
Frequently asked questions
Which fence style gives the most garden privacy?
Closeboard, feather-edge, and suitable solid panels are common privacy choices. The best option also depends on height, wind exposure, boundary layout, and local requirements, which we discuss during assessment.
Can you install fencing on sloping ground?
Yes. We measure changes in level and explain how panels or boards can step or follow the boundary. Post positions and section heights need careful planning so the finished line remains secure and sensible.
Do you remove the old fence before installation?
We can include old-fence clearance in the agreed scope. We also plan access for removing materials and bringing in new posts and panels, particularly where the only route is through a narrow side passage.