Picket and boundary fencing for long runs
For front gardens, paddocks and long rural boundaries, a picket, palisade or post-and-rail fence marks the line without blocking the view.
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We set out long boundaries with a string line and survey pins so the fence runs straight, then drive or concrete each post depending on the ground. For paddocks, we fit post-and-rail with stock netting where animals need keeping in.
Before we start on a boundary, we check the title plan from HM Land Registry with you, so the fence goes where it should.
What's included
Set out with a string line and survey pins.
For paddocks and smallholdings.
Against the title plan before we start.
Bovingdon
A capped closeboard boundary round a rural garden
A broken post-and-wire boundary was replaced with sixty metres of closeboard, finished with a capping rail and post caps. Finished in two days.
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Straight answers on price, boundaries, planning and timing. If your question is not here, call the office.
How do I know where my boundary is?
Your title plan from HM Land Registry shows the general line. We look at it with you, and if it is unclear, we suggest you agree the line with your neighbour before we start.
Do I need planning permission for a front fence?
Not if it is 1 metre or lower next to a road or footpath. Higher than that usually needs permission, and we can advise.
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