
Fencing
Fencing & Gates in Kent
Close board, panel and picket fencing on concrete posts, with timber gates hung to suit.
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- 20+ Years’ Experience
- Trusted & Friendly Team
- Full Project Management
- Competitive Pricing
Hard Landscaping
Close Board & Feather Edge Fencing
Close board fencing is built in place: posts set in concrete, rails fixed between them, then overlapping feather edge boards nailed to the rails. It is stronger than panel fencing and can follow a sloping garden without stepping down in blocks. A gravel board along the bottom keeps the boards off the soil, so the timber lasts longer and the bottom board can be replaced on its own.
Recent jobs include close board runs on concrete posts and gravel boards, finished with a five-bar field gate across the entrance.
Our WorkAbout Us
Our Experience with Fencing
We are a family run groundworks business based in Staplehurst, and we bring over 20 years of experience to every fencing job across Kent, East and West Sussex and south-east London.
The same small, friendly team surveys the job, prepares the ground and finishes the surface, so you deal with the people doing the work from the first visit to the final sweep.
We have worked on behalf of Kent County Council and utility companies, our team is registered with the Street Works Qualifications Register, and we are approved under the Trading Standards Buy With Confidence scheme.
Our WorkOur Projects
Fencing: Recent Work
Real jobs, photographed by us. Tap a photo to see it full size.
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Fencing
Panel & Picket Fencing
Panel fencing slots into concrete posts, which do not rot, and a damaged panel can be swapped out without disturbing the posts. Picket fencing suits front gardens where you want a clear boundary without blocking the view, and it can be kept under the 1 metre height that applies beside a road.
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Timber Gates
From a garden side gate to a five-bar gate across a drive, each gate is hung on posts sized for its weight, with hinges and a latch to match. A heavy field gate needs a substantial post set deep in concrete, otherwise it drops and drags on the ground.
Our WorkThe Detail
What’s Included
- Removal and disposal of old fencing
- Posts set in concrete at the right depth
- Concrete or timber posts with gravel boards
- Close board, feather edge, panel or picket fencing
- Timber gates with hinges and latches
- A tidy boundary line once finished
Your Quote
What Affects the Price
Every quote is written after a visit, so you know what the price covers before any work is booked.
- 01Length and height of the run
- 02Fence style and timber choice
- 03Concrete or timber posts
- 04Removing old fencing, roots or concrete
- 05Gates and the posts needed to carry them
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Free site visits and written quotes across Kent and the South East.
How the Job Runs
Your Fencing Step by Step
Survey & Boundary Check
We measure the run, note slopes and obstacles, and confirm with you where the fence line sits.
Clearing the Line
Old fencing, roots and any broken concrete are cleared so the new posts go in on a clean line.
Posts & Rails
Posts are set in concrete to line and level, then rails or panels go in once the concrete has gone off.
Boards, Gates & Finish
Boards are fixed, gates hung and adjusted, and the waste is taken away.
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Why Choose Us
Why Customers Choose Us
Domestic driveways or council-standard reinstatement, the same team and the same standards on every job.
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Free, No-Obligation Quote
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Tell us what you have in mind and where the job is. We’ll come back to you to talk it through and arrange a visit to measure up.
- A site visit to measure up and check levels
- A written price before anything is booked
- Street works registered, Trading Standards approved
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We reply to every enquiry, usually the same working day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fencing: Your Questions Answered
Should I choose concrete or timber posts?
How high can my fence be?
Who is responsible for a boundary fence?
What types of fencing do you install?
Can you replace an old fence and keep the posts?
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Where We Work
Where We Work
From our base in Staplehurst we cover the whole of Kent and reach into East Sussex, West Sussex and south-east London.









