Our Fencing Installation

We offer a wide range of different wooden fencing, and can work closely with you to ensure that we are able to match the exact style you are looking for.

We Offer Chain Link Fencing:
Chain link fencing is a simple yet effective fencing solution that can be installed with minimum fuss and cost. This fence is common for keeping livestock enclosed due to its cost effective nature and with it being transparent does not impede on the view of the countryside.

If you're not particularly bothered about the look and feel of your fencing, but rather more looking for a simple solution, please feel free to chat to us about our chain link fencing.

We Offer Trellis and Screen Fencing:
This is usually favoured by homeowners who are looking for grow plants or any type of vegetation along their fence line. The slats in the fence provide a great source for plants to climb up, weave through and give a lovely natural look and feel to your home once the vegetation has begun to expand along the fence line.

Our Palisade Fencing Solutions:
Palisade fencing is often used by commercial areas, as it serves the main purpose of providing security to the property it surrounds.

While it is not always easy on the eye, the design of two cross bars at the top and bottom with vertical pieces connected at intervals makes it structurally sound making it a great choice for the customer that is purely interested in protecting their property. 

We install a wide range of palisade fencing for various customers, so please be sure to ask us about how we can help you if you're looking for this yourself.

Our Picket Fencing:
Picket fencing is common in properties where security is not heavily required, but a clear property boundary is needed. 

Picket fencing is ideal for people who want to improve their curb appeal as they look great, they are most commonly used in front gardens and give the property it surrounds a warm, friendly feel when it is well installed and cared for.​ 

We Also Offer Cedar Fencing:
Cedar fencing is becoming very popular in the UK, as it gives the owners property a modern, sleek look and feel, while also providing the traditional benefits that you'd expect with a fence.

It can be a little more costly than standard wooden panel fencing, but the end results is usually worth the extra cost, as it creates an effect that can really improve the appearance of almost any garden.

A popular use for a cedar fence is to surround a patio or outdoor seating area as it gives a nice sleek finish to the area and distinguishes it from the rest of the garden.

Fences can be made of a number of materials but are typically broken into three sections. 

 

Wood: Generally used on residential properties, ,wood offers a lot of flexibility in terms of design as it is an easy material to shape and work with. When used in panel form and overlapped it provides great protection and privacy as people cannot see into the garden. 

One of the downsides is that wood takes a fair amount of maintenance and will need treatment in terms of paint of varnish to protect it from the elements.

Metal: Normally made of steel, aluminium or wrought iron, a metal fence offers the best protection as it is very difficult to break and cut through, the tops are also normally pointed to prevent any intruders from climbing over the fence too. 

These fences often do not provide great privacy though as they will be built with gaps in between in a palisade format. For this reason it is a popular choice for commercial properties. 

Composite Fencing: A newer age material made of a mixture of plastic a wood, this offers a low maintenance long lasting fence that replicates the style of a wooden fence and is popular in residential properties.

The downside is that a number of people do not like the fact that it is not a natural material.