Fencing and Gates in Bromyard: Timber and Composite
Boundaries are often the biggest job on a larger plot, and in Bromyard they can run a long way. Older stone and brick properties with sizeable gardens may have tired hedging, leaning fences and gateways that no longer close properly, and the line between your land and your neighbour's matters.
TDL fits and repairs timber and composite fencing and gates for homes in Bromyard, Martley, Leigh Sinton and nearby. Posts, panels and gates are installed by the same team that prepares the ground, so the finished run is straight and firmly set. Along a long boundary, even a small lean at one end becomes obvious by the other, so setting out the line properly is half the job.
Choosing fencing for older boundaries
Long, narrow gardens and older boundaries call for fencing that suits the property. Timber closeboard or featheredge looks natural beside older houses and countryside, while composite offers much lower upkeep over a long run. Open styles can keep the view across rolling countryside, whereas solid panels give privacy near neighbours.
Permitted-development fence heights are generally up to 2 m at the back and sides and up to 1 m next to a highway or footpath, with different rules for listed buildings, conservation areas and some estates, so check with your local council.
- Closeboard and featheredge timber fencing
- Composite panels for low upkeep
- Gates sized and hung for daily use
- Repairs to leaning posts and damaged panels
Gates, long runs and ownership
A farm-style or driveway gate takes a lot more strain than a garden gate, so the posts need to be stout and the ground around them firm. We look at gates, fences and any driveway together, so the opening, the swing and the surface all work.
Boundary ownership depends on your title deeds, so talk to neighbours before replacing a shared fence. We can measure up and give advice on a free site visit, including whether an existing run can be repaired or has reached the end of its life.
Fencing ideas
Illustrative examples of the styles and materials we install. See the full gallery.
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Fencing in Bromyard: common questions
What type of fence suits a country-edge garden in Bromyard?
Timber closeboard or featheredge usually looks natural, and open styles keep views where privacy is not needed. Composite is worth considering over longer runs if you want to avoid regular treatment.
Can a gate and fence be fitted alongside a new drive?
Yes, and it is often the best way to do it. Planning them together means the gate swings clear of the surface and the posts are set before the final paving goes down.
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