Boundaries that fit the finished garden
Purpose-led choice
We match height and construction to privacy, security or shelter needs.
Gate access planned
We place usable entrances around the way you move through the garden.
Levels coordinated
Fence lines meet paving and steps cleanly rather than leaving uneven gaps.
Set clear, secure garden boundaries
Fencing can add privacy, mark a boundary, improve security and shelter part of a garden from wind. Before installation, we inspect the boundary line, ground condition and any level changes. We also plan post positions and gate access, because a fence that looks straight but blocks the useful route is not much of an improvement. Height, panel or boarded construction, post type and finish are discussed around the job the fence needs to do.
Firm foundations and consistent alignment
Posts need secure foundations to keep the fence stable through changing weather. We set them out carefully, maintain alignment and allow practical clearances from the ground where required. If your project also includes paving, garden steps or a patio, we coordinate the boundary layout with those new levels and surfaces. This avoids awkward gaps, trapped edges and repeated digging beside finished landscaping.
Frequently asked questions
What type of fence should we choose?
The right choice depends on privacy, security, wind exposure, appearance and upkeep. We assess the boundary and explain suitable heights, panel styles, boarded options and posts.
Can fencing be installed on sloping ground?
Yes, subject to the site assessment. We review the change in level and plan how panels or boards will step or follow the boundary while keeping secure post foundations.
Can you fit fencing during a patio project?
Yes. Coordinating the jobs allows us to plan post positions, paving cuts, levels and gates together. It also reduces the risk of disturbing a newly completed surface later.