The area has a mix of older houses and modern estates, and the gardens vary just as much. We are based in Stourport-on-Severn and cover the West Midlands. Send us a few details about your garden and we will get back to you.
Choosing a style for your garden
Garden fencing is a design choice as much as a practical one. Solid panels give the most privacy, slatted screens give cover with a lighter feel, and a picket fence gives a traditional front edge. We talk through each so you pick the one that suits your house.
Height matters too. Taller fences cut down views from neighbours and soften wind, but they also cast more shade. A lower run with a trellis top can balance both, and we can show you how that would look before anything is fixed.
Making a garden secure and calm
If you have a dog, a toddler or both, the fence is a safety measure. We check the base of the line for gaps, fit gravel boards tight against the ground and choose gate latches that close reliably so the garden stays secure without you having to think about it.
Shelter is the other side of it. A well-built fence slows the wind and makes a patio or lawn more pleasant to sit in. In Stourbridge gardens that catch the weather, we make sure the posts are set deep and firm.
A tidy finish around your garden
Good fencing work includes the detail. We plan around sheds, decking, patios and beds, mind your planting and leave the garden tidy when we are done. If you are in DY8 or DY9, we also work in Kinver, Wollaston, Lye and Amblecote, so just ask about yours.
Questions about fencing in Stourbridge
Can you build a fence next to decking?
Yes. We plan the post positions so the fence sits cleanly beside the decking, leaving enough room to work and for air to move. We will walk the line with you first and agree exactly where each post goes.
What fence suits a front garden?
A low picket fence is a popular choice, as it defines the boundary without hiding the house. It can be paired with a matching gate. If you want more privacy at the front, a slatted style is another option.
Can you make a garden safe for a dog?
We can help. We close gaps at the base and corners, fit gravel boards and use self-closing latches on gates. Let us know the size and habits of the dog, such as digging or jumping, and we will plan around that.
