Fencing in Merseyside

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Fencing

Fencing that survives the wind coming off the Mersey.

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Gardens, trees & grounds

Fencing and fence repairs across Merseyside

Fencing is one of the jobs people ask us for most, and the failure is nearly always the posts. A panel is only as good as what is holding it up, and a post that is too short, not concreted, or rotten at ground level will go over in the first proper storm.

We set posts in concrete to a depth that suits the height and the ground, use gravel boards so panels are not sitting in wet soil, and line the run properly so it looks straight from the house. Repairs are worth doing: a run with two broken posts and sound panels does not need replacing wholesale.

Fencing by Merseyside Driveways

What's included

What the job covers

Everything that goes into doing the job properly, so nothing gets left half-finished.

Old fencing removed and disposed of
Post positions set out and the run lined in
Posts set in concrete to a depth suited to the height and ground
Gravel boards so panels sit clear of wet soil
Panels, closeboard or post-and-rail fixed to line and level
Gates hung, squared and fitted with suitable ironmongery
Site cleared of old timber and spoil

How it works

From first call to final sweep-up

Why choose us

The difference is in the preparation

A driveway or patio should do more than look good when it is first laid. We focus on careful preparation, quality workmanship and the details that help create an outdoor space designed to perform for years to come.

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Common questions

Fencing FAQs

Why did my fence blow over?

Almost always the posts. Too shallow, not concreted, or rotted through at ground level. A solid panel acts like a sail, and everything depends on what is holding it.

Can you replace just the broken posts?

Often yes. If the panels are sound there is no sense replacing the whole run, and we will tell you when a repair is the better value option.

Concrete or timber posts?

Concrete posts outlast timber and will not rot at ground level, though timber looks softer. We will run through the trade-off for your boundary.

Whose fence is it?

Your deeds or title plan normally show which boundary you are responsible for. It is worth checking before work starts, and we will always flag it if a neighbour needs a conversation.

How high can a fence be?

Two metres is the usual limit for a rear boundary without permission, and lower where a fence fronts a highway. We will tell you if your plan needs checking with the council.

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