Close-board featheredge fence on concrete posts along a Surrey boundary

Fencing in Walton-on-Thames, Woking & Surrey

Close-board and lap panel fencing installed on concrete posts. Fencing that stands straight and stays that way.

Fencing installed to last

Fencing is often the last thing on a project list but the first thing you see every day. We install close-board featheredge fencing using concrete posts as standard, not timber posts that start deteriorating within a few years. Posts are set correctly in concrete, panels are fitted straight, and the whole boundary is level and consistently finished.

Fencing is part of most garden renovation projects we take on. It's also available as a standalone service when a boundary needs replacing or extending. See our project gallery for fencing we've installed, read what homeowners say on our reviews page, or see our decking and carpentry service for timber structures we build alongside fencing.

Close-board featheredge fence on concrete posts along a Surrey boundary

Fencing types we install

  • • Close-board featheredge fencing
  • • Lap panel fencing
  • • Post and rail fencing
  • • Concrete posts and gravel boards as standard
  • • Gate posts and gate hanging

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of fencing do you install?

We install close-board (featheredge) fencing, lap panel fencing, and post-and-rail fencing. We use concrete fence posts as standard on most installations: they outlast timber posts significantly.

Why use concrete posts rather than timber?

Timber posts rot at the base, usually within 10-15 years even when treated. Concrete posts last considerably longer and don't require the same maintenance. The higher upfront cost pays back over time.

Do you remove and dispose of old fencing?

Yes. We remove existing fencing as part of the installation, including old concrete spurs and post bases where necessary.

How deep are the fence posts set?

Post depth depends on the fence height. We set posts to the correct depth for structural integrity — usually a third of the post length in the ground, concrete-haunched to prevent movement.

Do you work on boundary fencing between neighbours?

We install fencing on whichever boundary the client instructs. If the fence is on a shared boundary we'd recommend confirming with the neighbour first. We're not involved in that conversation but we'll note it.

Where do you install fencing in Surrey?

We install fencing across North Surrey from our base in Walton-on-Thames. Fencing in Woking, Cobham, Weybridge, Esher, Hersham, Shepperton, Sunbury-on-Thames, East Molesey, Kingston upon Thames and Leatherhead. If your boundary is somewhere nearby, ask — we'll tell you straight whether we cover it.

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