Question 1

How much does fencing cost in Bordon?

Accepted Answer

The useful starting point is a measured fence line, not a price per panel alone. Height, timber style, posts, ground conditions, access and waste removal all affect the total. We visit your Bordon property free of charge and provide a written quote for the work agreed.

Question 2

Which fencing works well for a private garden?

Accepted Answer

Closeboard and feather edge fencing use overlapping timber boards to screen a garden. Solid tongue and groove panels are another option. Consider the height, nearby planting, exposure and how much daylight you want before choosing a style.

Question 3

Do I need planning permission for a garden fence?

Accepted Answer

Permitted heights depend on the position of the fence: the usual limit is 2 metres, or 1 metre beside a highway used by vehicles. Listed buildings, conservation restrictions and planning conditions can change the position. Check the Planning Portal and East Hampshire District Council before work if you are unsure; our site advice is not a planning decision.

Question 4

How long does new fencing take to install?

Accepted Answer

A standard garden fence usually takes one to three days. Long runs, difficult digging, restricted access and removal of old concrete can extend the programme. Your quote will include an estimated timescale, with weather and site conditions taken into account.

Question 5

How can I help timber fencing last longer?

Accepted Answer

Keep soil and wet planting away from the boards, check fixings and gate hinges, and repair movement in posts before it affects the whole run. Pressure treated timber and gravel boards help protect the base; concrete posts are an option where ground-level rot is a concern.

Question 6

Can you repair storm-damaged fencing in Bordon?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We assess fallen panels, loose posts, damaged gravel boards and gates, then recommend a targeted repair where the remaining fence is sound. If several posts have deteriorated, we explain the replacement options rather than fitting new panels to an unstable structure.

Question 7

Will you take away the old fence?

Accepted Answer

Removal and disposal of agreed panels, posts, concrete and related fencing waste can be included in the quote. Tell us about anything else on the fence line during the visit so clearance is scoped properly and the working area can be left tidy.

Question 8

Do you cover my postcode?

Accepted Answer

We take fencing enquiries for Bordon, Hampshire. Send your postcode and a description of the boundary so we can confirm availability and coverage for your property. For a location outside Bordon, please check with us before arranging a visit.

Fencing questions, answered

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