Fencing and Gates for Droitwich Spa Gardens, Old and New

We fit timber and composite fencing and gates, and repair existing runs, across Droitwich Spa, Ombersley, Fernhill Heath, Wychbold and Crowle.

Choosing for the type of home

Older properties usually suit traditional materials, so timber panels or close-boarded fencing in a natural finish tend to blend with established planting. Newer homes can carry a more contemporary look, and composite boards or neat horizontal slats give a clean, uniform line.

Fence posts take the strain, and they are where most failures start. Whatever the panel, firm, well-set posts on uneven ground make the difference between a fence that lasts and one that leans. Gates deserve the same care, since a sagging gate on soft ground will never close properly, and storm-damaged panels can often be replaced individually.

• Timber: traditional, easy to adjust and repair
• Composite: low upkeep and consistent colour
• Gates: sized and hung to swing clear on uneven ground
• Repairs: replacing posts or panels instead of the whole run

Height, boundaries and your neighbours

Permitted-development 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 and any covenants. Boundary ownership depends on your title deeds, and a quick word with neighbours helps. Privacy matters most in tight modern gardens, so consider panel height, trellis tops and where the sun falls before committing to a style. We handle the fixing and finishing ourselves, including removing the old panels.

Where a hedge is being replaced or supplemented, we can work out the line with you. Measuring up properly matters on sloping or uneven plots, where panels have to step down in stages. A free site visit lets us measure up and talk through the options.