New Fencing in Bordon

Before digging, we walk the boundary with you and agree the intended line, height and finish. Access, nearby planting, ground levels and existing supports all affect how fence installation in Bordon is planned.

Post positions and depth must suit the fence and the ground. Panels or rails are then set out so the finished boundary is aligned; gates need supports capable of carrying their weight and daily movement.

Closeboard and feather edge can be built to follow uneven ground. Lap, tongue and groove and trellis-topped panels give different levels of screening and finish; timber or concrete posts change both appearance and future maintenance.

We also fit picket, post and rail, security fencing and matching timber gates. Your new fencing specification should reflect the property’s use, privacy and exposure rather than simply copying the fence being removed.

The free survey gives us the measurements for an itemised quote. We set out materials, labour, agreed removal of timber and concrete, and options such as gravel boards or upgraded gate posts before you decide.

We agree timing and access before starting. Clearance, installation and a final walk round are planned as one job, with the agreed price and waste-removal scope made clear up front.