Fence repairs, usually within a week
When a fence leans or blows down, the cause is almost always a rotten or loose post. We replace the post, re-set it in concrete and refit the fence.
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We dig out the old post and its concrete, set a new post at least 600 mm deep in fresh concrete and rehang the panels or boards. Where the old boards are sound, we reuse them to keep the cost down.
After a storm, we book repairs in the order calls come in and tell you the date on the phone. We can also make a fence safe the same day if it is leaning over a path or a road.
What's included
New posts, not props or repair spurs.
To keep the cost down.
Leaning fences secured the same day where we can.
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Straight answers on price, boundaries, planning and timing. If your question is not here, call the office.
Can you just prop up my leaning fence?
We can, but a prop or a repair spur rarely lasts more than a winter. A new post set in concrete is usually only a little more and lasts far longer.
Who pays for a shared fence?
It depends who owns the boundary. Your title plan or deeds usually show it. Many neighbours agree to share the cost, and we can quote for both.
Get a free quote
Call the office, or send the length of fence and a photo of the garden, and we will call you back with a price.
01632 960 862We reply within one working hour, Monday to Saturday.
Monday to Friday 7:30–17:30
Saturday 8:00–13:00