Garden Fencing in Eversley

The right garden fence should screen the space you want private without overwhelming the garden. We discuss height, planting, gate positions and exposure, then recommend timber fencing and posts that suit how you use the boundary.

Closeboard and feather edge make a solid timber screen, while panel styles give a different finish. Matching side gates can complete the run. Before replacing a fence, we also check whether the existing posts and neighbouring sections can be retained.

Lap panels are a practical option for a straightforward garden boundary. Tongue and groove provides a solid, neatly jointed face, and trellis-topped panels allow light and planting through the upper section. Feather edge fencing is useful where privacy is the priority.

We fit timber or concrete posts to suit the chosen system, with gravel boards where specified to separate the timber face from damp soil. Where levels change, panels can be stepped neatly rather than forced into an unsuitable line.

If one or two panels are damaged and the supporting posts are sound, a localised replacement may be enough. We check dimensions and match the existing style and height as closely as available materials allow.

For an ageing fence with several failing posts, a complete garden fence replacement can be more practical. Your free written quote covers the agreed new materials, installation and clearance of the old boundary, so the options are easy to compare.