New runs, replacement panels and posts, and storm-damaged boundaries put back. Feather-edge and closeboard, gates hung, posts concreted. We look at the fence, then give you a fixed price for the job.
A new run where there wasn’t one, or where the old one has finally given up. Posts set properly, panels or boards fixed square, the line kept straight.
Blown panels and rotten posts replaced without rebuilding a fence that still has life in it. We replace what’s failed and leave the sound parts alone.
Feather-edge and closeboard where you want a solid boundary rather than a panel that flaps. The boards overlap, the posts are concreted, and the top line stays level.
Fences that went over in a Hampshire gale. We clear the wreckage, set new posts where the old ones have snapped or rotted, and put the boundary back.
Garden gates hung on the new or existing run, so the fence has a way through that actually closes. Posts either side set to take the weight.
Our own photographs. A boundary that had collapsed, and the feather-edge fence that replaced it.
We come and look at the run: length, height, what’s still sound, access, and whether the old timber has to come away. Then you get a fixed price for the whole job. That’s the figure you pay.
Quotes are free, and we usually get out to look within a few days. If a fence has gone into something we shouldn’t be cutting or digging near, we’ll say so rather than guess.
Home is Hayling Island. Havant and Emsworth are over the bridge. Waterlooville is a regular run for us. If you’re just outside that — Cosham, Bedhampton, Purbrook — ring and we’ll tell you whether we can get there.
Tell us the run. We’ll come and look, then price the job.