Posts first
We choose timber or concrete posts according to the ground on site, span, height and the finish you want to live with.
Timber fencing · Stoke-on-Trent
Warm, practical
and built to last.
Timber works because it can be tailored to the garden, the budget and the boundary. We fit standard panels, closeboard, feather edge, picket, trellis and slatted styles with the posts and base detail the job needs.
What we can build
One material.
Many right answers.
The right timber design depends on whether you need privacy, airflow, a softer garden edge or a robust replacement. We can match a new section to an existing boundary where the sensible option is repair rather than a full restart.
- Standard panel fencing with timber or concrete posts.
- Closeboard and feather edge for a strong, continuous run.
- Picket, trellis and decorative sections for front gardens.
- Slatted and hit-and-miss screening where light and airflow matter.
- Gates, gravel boards, post caps and removal of agreed old materials.
Built around the real job
Details make
the difference.
Base protection
Gravel boards can keep timber away from wet soil and make future panel replacement simpler.
Clear work details
Your written quote should show what is included: length, height, materials, gates, removal, access and any allowances.
Choose timber by the job
Start with how the boundary
needs to work.
The prettiest style is not always the most useful one. Think about privacy, airflow, ground levels and how easy the fence should be to repair before choosing the finish.
Privacy or airflow?
Closeboard and feather edge give a more solid line. Picket, trellis, slatted and hit-and-miss designs can let in more light and air. The right choice depends on what is on the other side and how exposed the garden is.
Support for the site
Posts, spans, height, corners and the bottom edge all need to suit the ground. Steps, slopes, roots and old concrete can change the sensible construction detail and the way materials reach the boundary.
Care and future repairs
Pressure-treated timber still needs sensible care and no timber fence stays maintenance-free. Matching a damaged section depends on the existing posts, slots, height and condition, so send photos before a repair is promised.
Before you send it
Help us see
the boundary.
A few useful views make the first conversation quicker. You do not need exact measurements before getting in touch.
- One photo looking along the fence from each end, including corners and the nearest gate.
- A close view of any failed panel, post, gravel board or adjoining run you want to keep.
- The rough length, preferred height and what matters most: privacy, airflow, appearance or a sensible repair.
Ready when you are
Send a few photos
of the boundary.
Include the postcode, approximate length and what you want the new fence to do. We will help narrow the options.
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