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Fencing & garden repairs

Practical repairs for fencing and garden features. Start with what is damaged and what you would like to put right.

A timber fence panel and tools for a garden fence repair

Give the outside some attention.

Weather and everyday use take their toll on outdoor spaces. Explain which panels, posts or garden features need attention and whether the issue is isolated or more widespread. The condition of surrounding materials helps determine a sensible repair.

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What might be on your list?

Damaged fence panels

An isolated damaged panel may need a different approach from a run of worn fencing. Include the approximate number of panels and the condition of neighbouring sections.

Posts and supporting timber

Movement in a fence can involve the posts or supporting timber as well as the panel itself. Tell us which sections move or lean so the surrounding structure can be considered.

Garden repair jobs

For other garden features needing attention, describe the material, size and damage. Include any narrow side access, steps or obstacles between the entrance and the work area.

Jobs you can enquire about

Planning the work

A useful enquiry covers what is damaged, how much is affected and how the work area can be reached. Mention shared boundaries, nearby planting and whether old materials need to be taken away. Weather, ground conditions and the condition of existing timber may affect the approach and timing.

Help us understand the job

Tell us the approximate size, access arrangements and whether removal of damaged materials is part of the job.

Include your town or postcode so location and availability can be discussed. Any quotation, materials and timing are agreed before work starts.

Specialist or regulated electrical and gas work is not offered through these service descriptions.

Your questions, answered.

Does the whole fence need replacing?

Not necessarily. The surrounding panels, posts and supports need to be considered before deciding whether a local repair is suitable.

Can you match the existing panels?

Include the style, height and approximate dimensions. Any replacement depends on what is available; new timber may look different from weathered sections.

Should I include disposal in my enquiry?

Yes. Say whether damaged materials are to remain on site or whether you want removal included in the scope. Any arrangements and costs should be agreed in advance.

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