FENCING / WATFORD
Fencing in Watford.
A better boundary starts with solid posts.
New timber fencing and practical replacements for damaged or tired garden boundaries, including panels, posts and gravel boards.
Serving Watford, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and selected parts of London.
HOW WE CAN HELP
Fencing suited to the garden.
A fence needs to look right, provide the boundary you want and stand on suitable posts. We look at the length, ground conditions, access and any existing fence that needs replacing before pricing the work.
Whether the job is a few damaged panels or a longer new boundary, we can discuss panels, posts, gravel boards and the preparation needed to complete it.
Work we can discuss
- New fence installationTimber fencing for garden boundaries and outdoor spaces.
- Replacement panelsRemoving and replacing agreed damaged or worn panels.
- Posts and gravel boardsReplacing or installing posts and gravel boards as part of the fence system.
- Boundary preparationClearing and preparing the fence line as part of the installation.
- Fencing with garden improvementsCombining a new fence with other groundwork or landscaping.
PLOTSHIFT PROJECT COLLECTION
A closer look at the work.
Photographs from the PlotShift project collection. Some images have been cropped or digitally edited for presentation; every job and site is different.
FROM OUR PROJECT COLLECTION
Timber boundary fencing.
A timber garden boundary with concrete posts and gravel boards alongside existing paving.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions about fencing.
Can you replace both panels and posts? ＋
Yes. Send photographs and roughly how many bays are involved so we can discuss the right scope.
Do you remove the old fence? ＋
Removal of the existing fence can be included where agreed as part of the installation quote.
How long does fencing take? ＋
It depends on the length, ground conditions, access and the posts and panels selected. We can discuss timing once the scope is clear.
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YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Start with a call or a photo.
Tell us what you need, where the work is and when you're hoping to start. We can discuss the next step.