Cleobury Mortimer mixes newer estates with older properties, so gardens vary from small and regular to long and irregular. Tell us what you want from the fence, whether that is shelter, privacy, a safe space for the dog or a smart front boundary, and we will get back to you with sensible options.
Making a Cleobury Mortimer garden private
Privacy usually comes down to height and solid boards. A closeboard fence at a good height blocks sightlines from neighbours and the street, and a trellis top adds extra without a heavy look. Where you only need to hide one corner, a short section of screen can be enough.
Shelter is the other half. Gardens on the edge of a small town often take the wind straight across, and a solid fence can make a patio far more comfortable. Taller runs need deeper posts and closer spacing, which we set in concrete. Cleobury Mortimer gardens that face open ground benefit most from that extra strength.
Slatted screens, picket fronts and trellis
Horizontal slatted screens suit modern gardens and look good beside a patio, decking or a seating area. They are fitted with tight, even gaps so the lines stay clean. Picket fencing is better suited to a front garden, giving a low, traditional edge that welcomes people rather than blocking the view.
Trellis can sit on top of a solid fence or stand alone where climbers are wanted. It lets light through and gives roses, clematis or jasmine something to grip. In an older Cleobury Mortimer property, a picket front and a closeboard back often work well together, each doing its own job.
Children, pets and a tidy finish
If children or pets use the garden, we check for gaps at the bottom, fit gravel boards where the ground allows and hang gates so they close and latch securely. We work around sheds and borders, and clear away waste when we finish. We also work in Kidderminster, Bewdley, Ludlow and Tenbury Wells.
Questions about fencing in Cleobury Mortimer
Can you fit a fence that keeps my dog in?
Yes. We make sure there are no gaps under the panels, use gravel boards along the bottom and fit gates with a secure latch. If your dog digs or jumps, tell us before we start so we can suggest the right height and base.
Do you fit picket fencing for front gardens?
Yes. Picket fencing is a neat choice for a front boundary where privacy is not the aim. We agree the height and spacing with you, set the posts firmly and fit a matching gate if you want one.
Can the fence be fitted around plants and a shed?
Usually. We plan post positions around the shed and any borders, and protect plants where we can. Climbers on the old fence may need to be cut back or moved first, so mention them when you get in touch.
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