Garden Fencing & Gates in Worcester
A good fence gives you privacy, security and a clean boundary. TDL Driveways & Landscaping Ltd supplies and installs garden fencing and gates for homes and businesses across Worcester and Worcestershire, and repairs fences damaged by weather or age.
Fencing by TDL Driveways & Landscaping
We offer timber and composite options and set the posts and panels securely, so the fence stays straight and strong. Old fencing can be taken away at the same time.
- Secure posts and accurate alignment
- Durable fixings suited to the fence type
- Ground preparation and following the slope of the plot
- Careful finishing and neat gate fitting
- Old fencing and waste removed
Free site visit & quote
Talk to us about your fencing project. We will visit, take measurements, explain the options and give you a clear quote.
Mon - Sun: 09:00 - 17:00
What we can do for you
Fencing services we provide
New fences, replacements and repairs, for gardens and commercial boundaries.
- Closeboard and feather edge fencing
- Fence panel installation and replacement
- Decorative and garden fencing
- Fence post replacement and reinforcement
- Gate installation and access points
- Residential and commercial boundary fencing
- Storm and wind-damaged fence repairs
- Removal and disposal of old fencing
- Concrete posts, gravel boards and capping
Gates and extras
Finishing touches that make a boundary secure and tidy.
- Timber side and rear garden gates
- Driveway and double gates
- Trellis and decorative panels
- Fence painting, staining and treatment
Fencing styles
Different styles suit different gardens. These are the ones customers ask about most.
Closeboard / feather edge
Strong, traditional timber boarding that is popular for privacy and boundaries.
Overlap and lap panels
An economical panel option with overlapping horizontal boards.
Horizontal slatted and Venetian
Contemporary fencing with clean horizontal lines.
Composite fencing
Modern, lower-maintenance panels that do not need regular painting or staining.
Trellis and decorative
Timber panels with lattice detailing for climbing plants and a softer look.
Picket, post and rail, and metal
Lower and more open boundaries for front gardens, paddocks and decorative edges.
Tongue and groove and board on board
Solid, high-privacy timber fencing.
Acoustic fencing
Dense panels designed to reduce noise from roads and neighbouring areas.
How the job runs
Site & boundary assessment
We measure the boundary, check the ground and agree the height, style and gate positions.
Material and design choice
You choose timber or composite, panel style, post type and finish, with advice on upkeep.
Post setting & panel fixing
Posts are set firmly and panels are fixed accurately, following the ground level.
Final inspection & clean-up
We check everything for line and security, then remove waste and old fencing.
Fencing styles and finishes
Click any image to enlarge. These are illustrative images of the styles, materials and finishes we install. See the full gallery.
Why customers choose us
Experienced specialists
A team that handles driveways, patios, fencing, turfing and landscaping every day.
Quality materials
Materials chosen for durability, with honest advice on what suits your property.
Guaranteed workmanship
We stand behind our work and put things right if something is not as agreed.
Clear, fair pricing
Written quotes that explain the work, with no hidden costs.
Customer-focused service
We listen, explain the options and keep you updated from first visit to final tidy.
Local and reliable
Based in Worcester and covering Worcestershire and the surrounding areas.
Fencing across Worcestershire
We carry out this work in Worcester and the surrounding towns and villages. Choose your area for local information.
Fencing advice guides
Practical guidance before you commit to the work.
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 guideTimber or Composite Fencing: Which Lasts Longer in a Garden?
An honest comparison of timber and composite fencing covering rot, staining, fade, wind load, posts and repairs.
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Fence Height and Boundary Rules in England: What to Check First
What to check before fitting or replacing a boundary fence in England: height limits, ownership, neighbours, slopes and access.
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Repairing Storm-Damaged Fences: Posts, Panels and Rails
Why fences fail in wind, how to check which posts are going, and when to repair, reinforce or replace.
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Garden Gates: Types, Fitting, Hardware and Common Repairs
Gate types, openings, posts, hinges, latches and locks, plus why gates sag and how to prepare for automation.
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Privacy Fencing Ideas for Gardens and Neighbours
Ways to screen a garden from neighbours and passers-by, and how to balance privacy, wind, light and good relations next door.
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Fence Posts: Concrete, Timber or Metal and How They Are Fixed
How fence post material and fixing method affect strength and lifespan, with advice on depth, drainage, slopes and gateposts.
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 guideGarden Fencing for Pets, Children and Security
Practical points on gaps, height, latches and visibility when a fence needs to contain pets, protect children or deter intruders.
Read the guideFencing: common questions
How high can I build a garden fence?
In England you can usually build a fence up to 2 metres high at the back and sides of a house without planning permission, and up to 1 metre next to a road or footpath. Listed buildings, conservation areas and some estates have different rules, so check with your council or title deeds if in doubt.
Who owns the boundary fence?
It depends on your property deeds and any agreements with neighbours. It is worth checking the deeds and talking to your neighbour before replacing a shared boundary. We are happy to quote for the job once you know which side is yours.
Timber or composite fencing?
Timber is traditional and often more affordable to start with, but needs occasional treatment. Composite costs more upfront but needs little upkeep and comes in modern colours.
Can you repair storm-damaged fencing?
Yes. We can replace broken panels, rotten posts and gravel boards, and straighten or rebuild sections, and we can remove the damaged fencing for you.
Tell us about your fencing project
Send a few details and we will arrange a free site visit. Photos on WhatsApp help us understand the job before we visit.
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