
A fence specified for its surroundings

Choose fencing for the boundary you have
A straight fence on level ground is one thing. A boundary that climbs, turns behind a shed and catches the prevailing wind needs more thought. We install garden fencing in Witheridge using panel or feather-board construction, selected around the layout and appearance you prefer. We consider height, length, exposure, access and changes in ground level before setting out the line. Secure posts and consistent alignment support the finished fence, while careful treatment of slopes avoids the familiar collection of uneven gaps beneath panels.
Understand how timber affects the price
The project price is built around the current cost and chosen type of timber, with labour added for the installation required. Panel fencing can provide a regular appearance and straightforward section replacement. Feather-board fencing can adapt well to varied runs and levels because it is constructed along the boundary. We talk through privacy, security, wind exposure and the style you want before agreeing the specification. Access also matters, particularly if posts and materials must pass through the house or along a narrow side route.

Frequently asked questions
Should we choose panels or feather-board fencing?
Panels suit many regular boundary runs and give a consistent sectional appearance. Feather-board construction is adaptable and can work well where lengths or ground levels vary. We discuss the boundary, exposure and preferred style before you decide.
How is the fencing price worked out?
We base the material element on the current price and type of timber you choose. Labour then reflects the length, access, ground conditions, post installation and any level changes involved in completing the fence.
Can you replace fencing on sloping ground?
Yes, subject to assessing the boundary and access. We plan how panels or boards will respond to the slope and set the posts accordingly. The aim is to avoid awkward gaps while keeping the fence line practical and consistent.
