Garden Fencing

Garden fencing that lasts.

Close board, feather edge, lap panels, picket and modern slatted — installed by the same crew that's been fencing Berkshire gardens for over 20 years.

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Garden Fencing

Your garden fence is the single biggest visual feature of your outdoor space, so we treat it that way. We use pressure-treated timber, concrete posts and gravel boards as standard on residential jobs, so the wood never sits in wet ground and the fence keeps its line for a decade or more.

Whether you want a traditional 6ft close-board run for privacy, a low picket to front the house, or contemporary horizontal slatted panels, we'll show you samples, discuss the trade-offs honestly, and quote a firm price.

Every installation comes with a 12-month workmanship guarantee, and we clean up properly — no timber offcuts left on the lawn, no concrete on the patio.

What's included

  • Close board / feather edge — the standard 6ft privacy fence
  • Lap and overlap panels — budget-friendly, quick to install
  • Picket fencing — front gardens, cottages, boundaries
  • Modern slatted / horizontal — contemporary look
  • Concrete posts and gravel boards for long life
  • Matching gates cut and hung on the day

Recent work

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FAQ

Common questions

How long does a garden fence usually last?+

A well-installed timber fence on concrete posts and gravel boards typically lasts 15-20 years. Standard timber posts sunk into soil last 8-12 years depending on drainage and exposure.

Do I need planning permission?+

Not usually — fences up to 2m in rear gardens and 1m facing a highway are permitted development. Listed buildings, conservation areas and article 4 zones have tighter rules. We'll flag anything unusual before we quote.

Who owns the fence between me and my neighbour?+

The deed plan is the definitive answer. As a rule of thumb the boundary marked with a T on your side is your responsibility. We're happy to talk through options if ownership is unclear.

How long does installation take?+

A typical 15-20m garden run takes one to two days. Larger jobs, or ones requiring old concrete removal, get a firm schedule when we quote.

Planning a new garden fence?

Free estimates across Berkshire and Surrey — usually within 24 hours.