Fencing that stays straight, season after season
A fence lives or dies by its posts. Ours go in properly — set to the right depth and concreted so they hold firm through wet winters and summer storms, rather than leaning within a couple of years. It's the part you can't see once the job's done, and it's the part that matters most.
We install new runs, replace tired old panels, and repair storm damage. If you're after privacy, security, or just a tidy boundary that lifts the whole garden, we'll help you choose the right style and height.
Types of fencing we install
- Closeboard fencing — the strongest, longest-lasting option, built board by board for a solid, private boundary.
- Panel fencing — a cost-effective, good-looking choice for garden boundaries.
- Slatted & contemporary fencing — clean horizontal lines for a modern garden.
- Gates — matching timber gates, made and hung to fit, with the ironmongery to suit.
Repairs and storm damage
Not every job is a full replacement. If a few panels have blown out or a post has snapped, we'll put it right without replacing the whole run where we can — saving you money and matching the existing fence as closely as possible.
Local, insured and tidy
We're based locally and cover Burgess Hill, Haywards Heath, Hassocks, Hurstpierpoint, Ditchling and across Mid Sussex. Every job comes with a fixed written quote, full insurance, and a clean site at the end — old fencing and offcuts taken away with us.
Common questions
How much does new fencing cost?
It depends on the length, the style and whether old fencing needs removing first. We give a fixed written quote after a free site visit so you know the exact cost up front.
How long does fencing last?
A well-installed closeboard fence with properly set posts can last 15–20 years or more. The posts and the quality of installation make the biggest difference, which is why we don't cut corners there.
Can you repair my existing fence?
Often, yes. If it's a few panels or a broken post rather than the whole run, we'll repair and match it where we can rather than replacing everything.
Who owns the fence between two gardens?
It varies by property — your deeds usually show which boundary is yours. We're happy to talk it through, and we always recommend a quick word with your neighbour before work starts.