We fit privacy fencing, slatted screens, front picket fences and trellis toppers. Before we start, we talk about what matters most to you, whether that is shutting out the neighbours' view, giving the dog a safe lawn, or smartening up a front garden.
Making a Willenhall garden private
With residential streets here built at different times, back gardens can face each other at close range. A well-chosen fence helps. Closeboard gives a solid face that blocks most views, while horizontal slats suit a more contemporary garden. If you only need to screen a seating area, a shorter run across one corner may do the job without enclosing the whole space.
We help you pick a height that gives real privacy while keeping within what is sensible for a domestic boundary. Posts are set firmly in concrete so the fence stands up to wind, and the panels are fitted level so the top line looks straight from the house and from the street.
Safe gardens for children and pets
A fence is often the first thing a family or dog owner wants fixed. Small gaps at the bottom, loose panels and gates that do not latch are all ways for pets to escape and children to wander. We close gaps with gravel boards, make panels secure and fit gates with latches that sit at a sensible height.
If you have a small dog or a determined digger, tell us. We can fit the fence tight to the ground and add a gravel board so there is no easy way underneath. For a garden gate, we can fit a self-closing option so it never gets left open by accident.
Front gardens, trellis and the finishing touches
In Willenhall, a low picket fence at the front gives a clear boundary while keeping the house visible from the street. At the back, a trellis top adds height and gives climbers something to grow along. We work around your borders and paving as carefully as we can, and we clear away old timber and offcuts afterwards. We also work in Wolverhampton, Walsall, Bilston and Darlaston.
Questions about fencing in Willenhall
Can you add trellis to an existing fence?
In many cases, yes. If the fence and posts are sound, trellis can be fixed to the top to add height and support climbing plants. We will check the posts first, as a weak fence will not carry extra weight.
What is a picket fence good for?
A picket fence suits a front garden. It marks your boundary clearly, keeps pets and small children in, and still lets people see the house. It is lower than a privacy fence, so it is not meant for screening.
Will you work around my plants?
We will take care over it. Walk the line with us beforehand and tell us which plants matter to you. We can protect them, lift them with care, or adjust the fence position if that is practical.
