Fencing Contractors in Evesham: Timber, Composite and Gates

We fit timber and composite fencing, gates and repairs in Evesham, Pershore, Crowle and Inkberrow, setting posts and panels ourselves. Whether the aim is privacy, security or simply a tidier look, the fence line is usually one of the quickest ways to lift how a garden looks.

Boundaries on long and older plots

A long garden can have two or three neighbours along each side, and the fence line may not be uniform. We can renew it in sections, matching the style so the whole run reads as one, or replace the lot at once.

Where the garden meets a pavement or lane, a lower height may be required, so check with your local council. Old boundary walls and hedges can stay in place with new fencing set behind or alongside them. A lower, open style near the front can also look friendlier than a tall solid panel.

• Closeboard and lap panels for privacy
• Composite fencing where durability matters most
• Trellis tops to soften height
• Gates for side passages and rear access

Height, ownership and repairs

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. Boundary ownership depends on your title deeds, and a quick word with neighbours before work avoids disputes.

If part of a fence has failed, we repair posts and panels where we can and replace what needs it. The free site visit lets us walk the line with you and agree the sensible order, perhaps starting with the worst section if you prefer to spread the work.