New close-board timber fencing alongside a paved garden path

Hard landscaping service

Fencing in Cambridgeshire

Repair an existing boundary or choose brand-new fencing to improve privacy, security and the look of your garden.

Planning the work

Fencing built for your garden

Good landscaping starts below the finished surface. Preparation, levels, edges and drainage are considered alongside the visible materials.

Before replacing or adding fencing, it is important to understand the boundary line, access, ground conditions and the level of privacy required. We also consider exposed positions, nearby planting and how gates or changes in level affect the run.

We can quote against an existing brief or discuss suitable construction and material options during a free site visit. Every written quotation is based on the agreed scope for your property.

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A sound construction

How we approach the build

The exact method depends on the site and agreed materials, but every project is planned from the groundwork upwards.

  1. 01

    Assess the boundary

    We measure the run, review the existing posts and panels and discuss heights, style, access and any gates required.

  2. 02

    Set posts and alignment

    Post positions and levels are carefully established to create a secure, consistent line across the boundary.

  3. 03

    Fit and finish

    Panels, boards, gravel boards and gates are installed as agreed, with the site cleared when the work is complete.

After the installation

Keeping the finished work at its best

Timber fencing benefits from periodic inspection and a suitable protective finish where appropriate. Clearing soil and dense growth from the base can also help reduce prolonged moisture around the timber.

Have a question about an existing area or a planned project? Send us the details or call 07988 187908.

Questions about fencing

Useful answers before you begin

For broader questions about quotes, payment and working arrangements, see our main FAQs.

Can a damaged fence be repaired?

Sometimes individual posts, panels or boards can be replaced. We will assess whether repair is practical or whether a larger section would be more reliable.

Do I need to confirm the boundary first?

Yes. The property owner should be confident about the boundary position and any shared responsibility before installation begins.

Can you add a matching gate?

Gates and associated posts can be included in the proposed scope, with the style chosen to work with the new or existing fence.

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