Garden Fencing in Bordon

A wooden garden fence should screen the spaces you use while fitting the shape of the boundary. We look at sightlines, planting, changes in level and exposure before recommending a style for your Bordon garden.

Closeboard and feather edge provide an overlapping timber face; solid tongue and groove panels offer a substantial finish. Where you want light and climbing plants, a trellis top can be a better fit than another solid section.

Lap panels are a practical option for straightforward garden boundaries. Tongue and groove panels give a heavier, solid face, while decorative trellis changes the appearance of a visible fence line. We explain differences in cost, finish and upkeep at the visit.

Timber posts blend with planting, while concrete posts resist ground-level rot and make panel replacement easier. Gravel boards keep fence timber away from soil; panel heights can be stepped where levels change.

Garden fence replacement starts with the posts. Sound supports may allow one or two failed panels to be changed, matching the height and style as closely as possible. We do not recommend a full replacement just because part of a fence is damaged.

For a new garden boundary in Bordon, the written quote sets out panels or boards, post choices, agreed old-fence disposal and installation. Access through the house or a narrow side path is checked before materials are ordered.