Our team of experts will work closely with you to understand your aesthetic preferences, privacy needs and budget constraints. We’ll guide you through our range of fencing designs and help you select the option that complements your property’s architecture and enhances its overall appeal.
You do. It’s your fence and you can do what you like with it. The idea that you have to give your neighbour the best side of the fence is a myth.
You will rarely need planning permission to erect a fence for a normal family home, but the general rules are as follows: The fence is not taller than a total of 2 metres If you are replacing an existing fence that is already over 2 metres, the new fence should be no higher If the fence is next to a highway or footpath alongside a highway, then the fence should be no higher than 1 Read More…
Now there’s a question! The only sure way to know is if ownership is marked on the deeds for the property. Remarkably, the question is rarely asked before purchase and the subject only comes up when action is required to make changes to the fence. When there is no clear answer regarding who owns the fence, then it relies on common sense and communication.
You cannot do anything with a fence that’s owned by your neighbour. That includes putting a trellis, hanging baskets, painting, staining, or using preservatives. Ridiculous as it may sound, anything that you do to your neighbours’ fence, whether it improves it or not, could be construed as criminal damage.
Costs will vary depending on the size of your garden, the type and style of fencing chosen, how accessible your garden is and the length of time it may take. No two garden fencing jobs are the same. Call us and we will be happy to provide a free site survey and a no obligation quote.
While some DIY enthusiasts may choose to install a garden pergola themselves, professional installation is often recommended, especially for larger or more complex structures. As professional installers, we have the expertise and tools necessary to ensure proper assembly, structural integrity and safety.
Planning requirements vary by location and the size of the pergola. In many cases, smaller pergolas installed for residential use may not require permission but it’s essential to check with your local authority before installation to ensure compliance.
Yes, garden pergolas are highly customisable to suit your preferences and needs. You can choose the size, style, materials, colour and additional features such as retractable canopies, lighting, privacy screens and decorative elements to create a personalised outdoor retreat.
The maintenance requirements for a garden pergola depend on the materials used. Wood pergolas may need periodic staining or sealing to protect against weathering, while metal and vinyl pergolas typically require minimal maintenance beyond occasional cleaning.
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