We are based in Stourport-on-Severn and cover WS10 and the Sandwell area. Tell us what you would like the fence to do, from screening the patio to keeping a dog in, and we will get back to you to arrange a visit.
Shelter and privacy for longer plots
Longer gardens are often exposed to the wind at the far end. A solid closeboard fence will shelter planting, but wind can push hard on a tall solid panel, so it is worth setting posts deeply. In some spots a slatted screen lets the wind filter through and is kinder to the fence.
For privacy near the house, a taller run next to the patio or seating area does the most good. You do not need the same height all the way round. We can vary it, using trellis on top where you want height but still some light.
Front gardens and secure back gardens
On older Black Country streets the front garden is often small and right on the pavement. A low picket fence defines the space neatly and looks right with older houses. We can fit a matching picket gate and agree the height with you so it suits the frontage.
At the back, security for children and pets is usually the aim. We fit panels right down to a gravel board so there are no gaps, set posts firmly in concrete and make sure the gate latches properly. Tell us if you have a digger or a climber.
Around sheds, decking and plants
A good garden fence works with what you already have. In Wednesbury we plan the line around sheds, decking, greenhouse bases and planting you want to keep, talk through where posts can go and leave a tidy finish with the old fence taken away. We also work in Tipton, West Bromwich, Darlaston and Walsall.
Questions about fencing in Wednesbury
Can a fence be fitted tight against my shed?
Often yes, but we look at it on site. A shed close to the boundary may mean a shorter panel or a post placed beside it. We agree the approach with you so the fence is secure and the shed can still be reached for maintenance.
Is slatted fencing private enough?
It depends on the gaps. Closely spaced slats give good privacy while letting some air through, and wider spacing gives a lighter look. We talk through spacing with you before fitting so it gives the level of privacy you want.
Can you put trellis on an existing fence?
If the fence is in sound condition and the posts can take the extra height, yes. If the posts are weak, it is better to replace the run. We check the posts on the visit and tell you honestly which is the sensible option.
