Garden Fencing in Kempsey: Timber, Composite and Gates

We supply and fit timber and composite fencing, install gates and repair damaged runs. Timber is the traditional choice and is easy to adapt to awkward boundaries. Composite is a longer-term investment that needs very little maintenance afterwards.

Choosing a fence for your boundary

Closeboard and lap panels give solid privacy, while slatted or picket styles give a lighter, more decorative edge. Composite panels hold their colour and do not need staining, which suits owners who would rather not repaint every few years.

Gates are worth considering alongside the fence so the style and finish match. A side gate also improves security and gives easy access for bins and bikes.

• Closeboard, lap and feather edge timber fencing
• Composite panels and posts
• Side and garden gates, hung to close properly
• Post replacement and panel repairs
• Removal and disposal of old fencing

Posts, ground and the river nearby

The post is what holds a fence up, and in soft or damp ground it needs to be set properly. We pay attention to the ground near the Severn and set posts deep enough in the right material, so the fence stays upright after wet weather and wind.

Before we start, check who owns each boundary and look at the height rules with your local council if you are unsure. A free site visit lets us measure up, talk through the options and give you a clear quote. We can also remove the old fence and take it away in the same visit, so you are not left with panels stacked behind the shed.