Fencing in Hallow: Timber and Composite Panels and Gates
A big garden means a lot of boundary, and a long fence run is something you notice every day. In Hallow, where many properties have good-sized plots, fencing is about more than marking the edge. It gives privacy, shelters seating areas and keeps children and pets safely inside. It is also one of the first things a visitor sees from the road.
We supply and fit timber and composite fencing, hang gates and repair existing runs. On a plot this size, choosing a style that will age well matters. A fence that looks tired after a few winters wastes a lot of the investment.
Choosing the right fence
Closeboard timber is a strong all-rounder with a traditional look. Lap panels are quicker to fit, and picket or slatted styles lighten the feel of a front boundary. Composite panels avoid painting and staining, which saves time over a long run.
Gates deserve the same attention. A wide side gate lets you wheel a mower through, and a pedestrian gate at the far end of the garden opens up access. Matching hinges, latches and finish keep the whole boundary looking consistent.
- Timber closeboard, lap and picket fencing
- Composite panels in several colours
- Side gates and garden gates
- Concrete or timber posts, set firmly
- Repairs after wind or rot damage
Ground and line
Before fencing begins on a roomy plot, clearing and levelling the line often pays off. A fence that follows a smooth, cleared line looks crisp, and posts set on firm ground stay upright. Where the line crosses old foundations or roots, we sort that out before posts go in.
If you are unsure about height or ownership, check with your local council. A free site visit lets us measure up and give you a firm plan for the whole boundary. We can also advise on which runs are most worth tackling first if you want to spread the work.
Fencing ideas
Illustrative examples of the styles and materials we install. See the full gallery.
Helpful guides
Types of Garden Fencing Explained: Styles, Privacy and Upkeep
A plain guide to the main garden fence styles, covering looks, privacy, strength, upkeep and where each one makes sense.
Read the guidePainting, Staining and Treating a Fence: A Practical Guide
Preservative, stain or paint? How to prepare, apply and maintain a coating on a timber fence, and why composite needs cleaning only.
Read the guideOther work we do in Hallow
Fencing near Hallow
Fencing in Hallow: common questions
How do I choose between timber and composite?
Timber suits those who like a natural look and do not mind occasional treatment with preservative or stain. Composite is for owners who want minimal upkeep and a consistent finish.
Can you replace fencing along a long boundary in stages?
Yes. Phasing the work is common on larger plots, and we can start with the most visible or most worn section and carry on later. Keeping the same style across stages means the finished boundary still looks uniform.
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