— Fencing

Fencing that feels architectural.

Slatted hardwood screens, rendered masonry walls, corten panels and living hedges. Fencing should frame a garden — not enclose it.

Typical investment from £3,200

Slatted hardwood screens, rendered masonry walls, corten panels and living hedges. Fencing should frame a garden — not enclose it.

— Materials and options

Choose the surface first, then the detail.

Best for modern extensions and pool enclosures.

Best for architectural boundaries and courtyards.

Best for planted beds and sculptural screens.

— How we build it

Boundary check, neighbour liaison, levels.

Elevations, material, cap and post detail drawn up.

Concrete footings to frost depth, spirit-level finish.

Stain, cap, planting pockets and handover.

— Recent fencing

— Common questions

We check your title plan at survey and liaise with neighbours where boundaries are shared.

2m to the rear generally, 1m to the front, taller with planning. Corner plots have their own rules.

Yes if detailed properly — we use 18mm gaps and stagger the backing slats.

Not when built on a proper footing with movement joints and a silicone render.

Yes — pleached screens, climbing frames and bespoke trellis are all part of what we do.

Bespoke timber, steel or aluminium gates are part of most fencing projects. We handle automation too.

— Ready when you are

Tell us about your garden and we'll come and see it — a free site visit with Phil, no obligation, usually booked within a fortnight.