Domestic Fencing Installation in Fleet

Most fences fail at the posts, not the panels. That is why every domestic fence installation starts with accurate setting out and firmly set posts, dug to a suitable depth for your ground and the height of the fence.

From there, boards or panels are aligned properly, gravel boards are fitted where needed and gates are hung square so they still close cleanly in a year's time. The result is a fence that looks straight from every angle and copes with the weather.

A lot of our residential fencing work around Fleet is replacing boundaries that were fitted when the house was built. On estates such as Elvetham Heath and Ancells Farm, the original lap panels and slim timber posts often start leaning or rotting at the base after a decade. We take the old fence out and replace it with something built to last longer.

In older parts of Fleet and the surrounding villages, gardens tend to be larger with mature trees and hedges along the boundary. There we set the fence line around roots and planting, and step the fence to follow the ground rather than forcing it level.

We install closeboard and feather edge fencing, lap panels, tongue and groove panels, trellis-topped fencing, picket fencing, post and rail, and matching timber gates. Privacy fencing is the most common request, and closeboard is usually the strongest way to get it.

Fleet sits on a mix of sandy and clay soils, and some gardens stay damp through the winter. Pressure treated timber, gravel boards that keep the boards off wet ground and concrete posts where needed all help a new fence last. We will talk through privacy, exposure, budget and maintenance before you commit.

Every quote follows a free site visit, so it reflects your actual fence line rather than a rough estimate. We set out materials, labour, removal and disposal of the old fence, and any extras such as concrete posts or gravel board upgrades.

There are no surprise costs partway through. The price we agree is the price you pay.