
Fencing in Nottinghamshire
- Removal and disposal of existing fencing where being replaced
- Post holes dug and posts set in concrete footings
- Gravel boards fitted at the base of panel or closeboard fencing
15+ Years' Experience
Local Company
Competitive Prices
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About Our Fencing
Fencing covers closeboard, panel, picket and trellis styles along with gates, with timber or concrete posts set into proper concrete footings sized to the ground conditions rather than just driven in. Gravel boards are fitted at the base to keep panels off the soil, and we remove and dispose of any existing fence line being replaced.

What's Included
- Removal and disposal of existing fencing where being replaced
- Post holes dug and posts set in concrete footings
- Gravel boards fitted at the base of panel or closeboard fencing
- Panels, boards or pales fitted to the chosen style
- Gates supplied and hung where needed
- Site cleared of offcuts and packaging on completion
How It Works
- 1Site visit to measure the boundary run and discuss fence style and gate positions
- 2Quote provided covering posts, panels and any gates
- 3Old fencing removed where applicable
- 4Posts set out and concreted in to the correct line and height
- 5Panels, boards and gravel boards fitted
- 6Gates hung and final check of the completed run
Recent Work
View the full galleryWhy Choose Us
We're a local team so we take the time to get boundary lines right and discuss anything that needs agreeing with a neighbour before we start.
Posts are set properly rather than rushed, and we clear the site of old fencing and offcuts as we go, covering Nottingham, Lincoln, Derby and Mansfield for the job and any follow-up.
What Affects the Price
- •Length of the fence run and height required
- •Fencing style, such as closeboard, panel or picket
- •Post type, timber against concrete, and footing depth needed for the ground
- •Number of gates and any changes in level along the run
- •Removal and disposal of existing fencing
Common Questions
Do you use concrete or timber posts?
How deep do fence posts need to go in?
Can you fit a gate into an existing fence line?
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