How we work
We look at every job in detail before we start.
A fence that lasts starts with understanding the ground it stands in. We assess the site, plan the build, then keep you informed until the final walkthrough.
Evaluating your site
Terrain, weather exposure and ground conditions shape the build.
Before we quote, we walk the line and read the site. Slope, soil, water and wind all change how a fence should be built — so we design for them instead of hoping they don't matter.
Elevation & slopes
We measure rises and falls across the run so posts stay plumb and panels follow the ground without creating gaps or awkward steps.
Retaining walls
Where a fence must sit above or behind a wall, we check load paths and fixings so the wall isn't overstressed by wind or ground pressure.
Water retention
Low-lying or clay-heavy ground holds water. In those spots we dig deeper footings and use concrete posts or gravel boards to keep the panel clear of the wet.
Unstable ground
Loose, made-up or recently disturbed soil needs longer posts and sometimes additional bracing or postcrete depth beyond the standard 600mm.
Wind corridors
Exposed gardens and gaps between buildings act as wind tunnels. We reinforce frames, reduce panel heights where needed, and specify stronger fixings.
Your project, step by step
From quote to handover, we keep the same lead on the job.
Initial assessment
We decide whether the job is a repair, a replacement on existing posts, or a full strip-out with new groundwork. That shapes the quote, the schedule and the materials.
Site access & parking
We plan how to get materials to the rear of the garden, where to park, and whether skips or grab wagons are needed so the first day starts smoothly.
Schedule confirmed upfront
You get a start date and an expected finish date before work begins. If the weather turns, we tell you the same day — not after a no-show.
Power & water
No outdoor power? We bring generators. No tap access? We carry water for cutting and mixing. The job doesn't stop because of the garden's utilities.
Constant communication
The lead installer who quoted the job is the one on site. You get daily updates and a single point of contact for any questions or changes.
Final walkthrough
We inspect the line with you, check gates, catches and post alignment, then tidy and remove waste before signing off.
Materials & trust
Built by people who've been doing this for 24 years.
Fencing and landscaping experience
Metal fabrication workshop
Public liability insurance
Licensed waste carrier
Select TV & film credits
Our crew has supplied fencing, gates and site containment for productions and contracts including Masters of the Air, Venom: The Last Dance, F1 and MoD / SBS work.
Products & technical specifications
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Download our Products & Technical Specifications Guide for timber grades, metalwork options, standard dimensions and typical details.