Timber fencing
Panel, closeboard, feather edge, picket, trellis and slatted styles for garden boundaries.
Explore timber ↗Fencing services · Stoke-on-Trent
Find a fencing
service.
Every garden is different. Choose the fence, gate or garden work you need and we’ll help you plan the right finish.
What we fit
From one fence section
to a complete boundary.
Feather edge
Made on site for privacy, awkward boundaries and a neat, continuous finish.
Explore feather edge ↗Composite fencing
Low-maintenance privacy systems with colours, trims, posts and gates considered together.
Explore composite ↗Fence gates
Side, rear, garden and driveway gate work with the posts, hardware and clearances included.
Explore gates ↗Concrete systems
Concrete posts, gravel boards and rock-face details for boundaries that need a solid base.
Explore concrete ↗Post and rail
Open boundaries for paddocks, fields and larger gardens, with mesh or stock fencing planned to suit.
Explore post & rail ↗Decking
Outdoor timber platforms, steps and garden transitions designed around levels and everyday use.
Explore decking ↗Garden design & overhauls
Bring fencing, gates, decking, planting areas, paths and outdoor living into one clear garden plan.
Explore garden design ↗Hedge removal
Responsible clearance planned around wildlife, access, disposal and the boundary or garden work that follows.
Explore hedge removal ↗Repairs
Storm damage, leaning posts, rotten timber, single-section swaps and matched replacements where practical.
Describe the repair ↗Tools & considerate access
We can talk through noisy tools, access and suitable working hours if children, sleep, neighbours or sensory needs matter.
See the equipment guide ↗Choose by need
Start with the job,
not the jargon.
If you know what you want the boundary to do, start here. If you are unsure, send a photo and postcode and we can help narrow it down.
More privacyFeather edge or compositeA useful starting point for a more private garden boundary, with the finish and upkeep explained.↗Something has failedRepair or replace one sectionSend a photo of the post, base and adjoining run so we can explain the sensible repair route.↗Keep it openPost and rail boundariesFor larger gardens, fields and open edges where a solid privacy fence is not the right fit.↗Plan the visit carefullyQuiet hours and clear stepsTalk through arrival, access and noisy-work preferences without needing to share a diagnosis.↗
Choose with confidence
Which fence fits
your garden?
There is no single best fence. The right choice depends on privacy, appearance, upkeep, repairability, ground, access and how open you want the boundary to feel.
Send photos for a clear recommendation ↗Timber panels
A flexible garden starting point. Familiar styles, a softer look and different post or base options. A good route when you want choice and a straightforward repair conversation.
Feather edge
A continuous privacy line. Built board by board for awkward runs, corners and changes in level where a standard panel may not follow the boundary neatly.
Composite
A consistent modern finish. Less routine painting, but posts, trims, access and the gate system still need to be planned as one complete system.
Concrete base
Extra protection at the bottom. Concrete posts and gravel boards can suit exposed or busy boundaries, with the weight, carrying route and ground checked early.
Post and rail
An open edge rather than a privacy wall. Useful for larger gardens and rural boundaries where rails, mesh, gates and the purpose of the line need agreeing first.
Not sure yet?
Send a picture
and the postcode.
Tell us what is failing, what you want the boundary to do and roughly how long it is. We will help choose a sensible next step.
Start a quote ↗