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Fencing

Secure, Private and Heavy-Duty Timber Fencing Solutions

High-quality timber fencing provides essential privacy, security, and boundary definition for residential gardens across Southampton, Fareham, Bishops Waltham, and surrounding areas. From heavy-duty closeboard featheredge fencing to modern slatted acoustic screening, our fencing solutions are built to resist coastal winds and harsh UK weather.

We set pressure-treated timber or ultra-durable concrete fence posts deep in high-strength postcrete concrete. Combined with gravel boards to isolate timber panels from damp soil, our garden fences maintain structural integrity and security for many years.

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Fencing FAQs

Expert Answers to Your Garden Fencing Questions

Find guidance on fence post choices, panel styles, maintenance routines, and boundary height restrictions.

Are concrete fence posts better than timber posts?

Concrete posts offer unmatched strength and will never rot, making them superior for windy and exposed garden areas.

What is the maximum allowed height for a back garden fence?

What is the maximum allowed height for a back garden fence?

Why are concrete gravel boards recommended?

Gravel boards lift the timber panels off damp soil, preventing bottom panel rot and greatly extending fence lifespan.

What fence style offers the greatest wind resistance?

Slatted or hit and miss fencing allows wind to pass through harmlessly, reducing wind pressure on posts.

Do pressure-treated wooden fence panels need painting?

Pressure treating protects against decay, but applying a wood stain or preservative every couple of years enhances weather resistance.

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