One of the most common boundary questions. The general rule is that your fence is on the left-hand side when facing your property from the road — but this isn’t always accurate. The title deeds to your property should confirm ownership, and may mark boundaries with a ‘T’. If it’s unclear, speak with your solicitor or agree terms with your neighbour.

Every garden is different, so we always recommend a quick site visit to understand your layout, access, and goals. Once we’ve seen the space, we’ll provide a clear, no-obligation quote tailored to your needs. Whether it’s a small section or a full replacement, we’re here to offer honest advice and a solution that fits your garden.
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Yes — if you send us a few photos of your garden, rough measurements, the number of corners or changes in direction, and the style of fence you have in mind, we can usually provide an approximate estimate. This gives you a useful ballpark before deciding whether to proceed. If you're happy to move forward, we’ll then arrange a site visit to confirm everything and provide a full, accurate quote.

Yes — we regularly install or replace gates as standalone jobs. Whether it’s a back garden gate, side access, or driveway entrance, we can supply and fit a secure, well-built gate that suits your space. We offer a range of timber and metal options, including custom sizes, secure locks, and privacy styles.

We do. As well as fencing and gates, we design and build bespoke timber structures including pergolas, archways, and screening panels. Everything is made to fit your garden and needs — whether that’s adding shade, privacy, or a smart way to hide bins. Just let us know what you’re after and we’ll bring your ideas to life.

The best way to dog-proof your garden is to install a fence that's high enough to prevent jumping, with no gaps underneath. For small or digging-prone dogs, we recommend gravel boards or concrete bases. We can advise on height, strength, and gate fittings based on your dog's breed and behaviour.

Closeboard fencing is the most popular choice for privacy, as it provides a solid, continuous screen with no gaps. We also install double-slatted or acoustic fencing for extra screening and sound reduction. The right style depends on your garden layout and how much privacy you’re after.

In exposed gardens, semi-solid options like Venetian or hit-and-miss fencing allow wind to pass through, reducing pressure and risk of damage. We always ensure posts are securely installed — often using concrete spurs or deeper footings in windy spots.

Most domestic fences under 2 metres high do not require planning permission. However, if the fence borders a road or exceeds 2 metres in height, permission may be needed. It’s also wise to check your deeds and speak to neighbours before work begins.

We only use high-quality, pressure-treated timber or premium materials like Jacksons and DuraPost. With proper installation and basic maintenance, most of our fences last 15–25 years. We’ll always advise on the best long-term value for your garden and budget.

Yes — we regularly match new fencing to existing panels, gates, or neighbouring styles. Just share a photo or let us visit, and we’ll design something that blends in perfectly while still delivering strength and quality.

In most cases, yes. We can add a new gate to an existing fence run, as long as the structure is strong enough to support the weight. If needed, we’ll reinforce the area or upgrade the posts to ensure long-term use.

Start with quality materials, installed by professionals. Then keep your fence clear of soil build-up and plants that hold moisture. Reapply timber treatments every few years and keep fixings rust-free. We’re always happy to recommend maintenance tips after installation.

Yes — we offer full removal and disposal of your old fencing as part of our installation service. We’ll clear the site, remove all waste, and leave everything tidy before we go. It’s all included in your quote, so there are no hidden extras.