4 easy steps to have a new fence erected
How to choose the right fence design?
First of all, you should determine the purpose of your fence. Do you want to increase the privacy, the security or the aesthetics for your property? You can choose from a wide variety of fence types. You can discuss your needs with the landscaping surveyor when he is at your property in London, and he will give you a proper piece of advice. Here are some of the most common privacy and decorative fences that we install:
- Overlap fences
- Closeboard fences
- Picket fences
- Larchlap fences
- Different types of screenings, such as bamboo and more
- Variety of trellis designs are also available
- Brick fences
The fence installation experts we work with can also install aluminum and wooden gates, and deal with all kinds of wooden constructions for your garden.
Here is a list with fence repairs we can help you with, too
Most of the times our customers only have parts of their existing fences that need repair. That is why the landscapers have also specialised in this services and are very good at it. They can help you out with the following procedures:
- Fence post repairs and replacement, no matter if wooden or concrete
- Fence panels repairs and replacement
- Wooden gate repairs
- Repairs and replacement of old trellis panels
- Repairs of arbours, pergolas and other wooden structures in your garden
- Staining, oiling and painting
Note: Please contact us via phone or e-mail and prepare photos for any emergency cases, such as fallen fences due to a storm. We might be able to quote over the phone and repair your fence on the same or next day, depending on our availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How high can the fence be without a planning permission?
A: The maximum fence height without planning permission is 2 metres. If you have a trellis on top of your fence, it should not exceed 2 metres again. However, we advise that you check the local planning permissions for your London area.
Q: Who owns the fence between two houses?
A: The ownership and responsibility of a fence depends on which property it was assigned to when the land was parcelled. There is no certain rule that a fence on the left or right is someone's responsibility.
Q: Can I repair a neighbours' fence that is falling into my garden?
A: You can repair it yourself, but only if you have their permission. Otherwise, your attempt to help will be considered trespassing. Another solutions is to build a fence, parallel to the broken one, in your property.
Q: How long does it take to put up a fence?
A: Installation times depend on the type of fencing, complexity and quantity of work that has to be done.
