Gardens in Bewdley vary, from compact plots behind older houses to longer gardens with some fall in the ground. We work across DY12 and plan each fence around the garden in front of us.
Privacy without closing the space in
In a smaller garden, a very tall solid fence can feel heavy. A closeboard panel with a trellis top, or a slatted screen with slim gaps, gives privacy and still lets light through. Often only the seating area needs a solid screen, and the rest of the boundary can stay lower and lighter.
Sloping and uneven gardens
If your garden slopes, the fence has to follow it. Stepped panels keep each section level and a gravel board hides the change in ground height. For children and pets the gap under the fence at the low end is the weak point, so we close it off as part of the fitting and check that gates open on level ground.
Front fences and tidy finishes
A low picket fence suits a front garden, marking the boundary while keeping things open. Around sheds, borders and patios we plan the posts first, protect planting where we can and leave the ground clean.
We are based in Stourport-on-Severn and also work in Kidderminster and Cookley.
Questions about garden fencing in Bewdley
What fence works for a small garden?
A lower closeboard panel with a trellis top, or a slatted screen, often feels lighter than a tall solid fence. We can look at the garden and suggest what gives privacy without closing the space in.
Can you stop my dog getting out under the fence?
Yes. A gravel board along the base closes the bottom gap and tight-fitting panels cover the rest. On sloping ground we pay extra attention to the low end, where gaps tend to open up.
Do you fit picket fences at the front?
Yes. A low picket fence with a small gate suits many front gardens. Tell us the height and style you have in mind and we will go through spacing and posts with you.
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