Fencing, gates and fence repairs
We put up new fences and gates, and repair fences damaged by wind or rot, at homes and business premises across South and West Wales.
Signs a fence needs repair or replacing
- Posts have rotted at ground level and the fence is leaning.
- Panels have blown out in a storm.
- There are gaps where pets or animals get through.
- A new garden or boundary needs marking out.
What the job covers
Tell us the style you want, or send a photo of a fence you like.
- Panel fencing on timber or concrete posts
- Close-board fencing
- Post-and-rail fencing for fields and boundaries
- Garden and side gates
- Replacing broken panels, posts and gravel boards
- Taking down and removing the old fence
What to send for a fencing quote
A photo along the fence line shows us the ground, the slope and what the posts are set in.
Go to the form- The length of the fence in metres, and the height
- The style you want
- Whether the old fence needs taking down
- Photos of the fence line, showing slopes, walls and trees
- Whether the boundary is yours to fence
Questions about fencing
Who is responsible for a boundary fence?
Your title plan or deeds may show which boundaries belong to your property. If it is unclear, speak to your neighbour before any work starts.
Do I need planning permission for a fence?
A fence up to 2 metres high usually does not need planning permission, or up to 1 metre next to a road used by vehicles. Listed buildings and some estates have extra rules, so check with your council if you are not sure.
Ask for a fencing quote
Fencing is ticked. For a new path or patio along the fence, add paving.