Fence Installation

Preparation

Building a garden fence requires careful planning and preparation. First, we measure the area where the fence will be installed and determine the materials needed. Once the materials are gathered, it's time for us to clear the area of any debris and level the ground where the fence will stand. Our next step is to mark the location of the fence posts and dig the holes for them. After the posts are firmly in place, the fence panels can be attached. It's important to ensure that the panels are level and securely fastened. Finally, finishing touches such as painting or staining the fence can be done to protect it from the elements. With proper preparation and attention to detail, building a garden fence can enhance the beauty, functionality and protection of any outdoor space.

Building the Fence

We take pride in constructing a stunning wooden garden fence for our valued customer. Using high-quality materials, our skilled craftsmen meticulously measure, cut, and assemble each piece to create a sturdy and aesthetically pleasing fence. From setting the posts to attaching the panels, we ensure that every step is executed with precision and care. Our attention to detail and commitment to excellence result in a durable and visually appealing fence that enhances the overall look of the garden. Depending on the size and design of the fence, the construction process typically takes a few days to complete. Throughout the entire project, we strive to meet and exceed our customer's expectations, delivering a beautiful wooden garden fence that will stand the test of time.

Fence Maintenance

After installing a garden fence, it is important to treat it properly to ensure its longevity and durability. Applying a weather-resistant sealant or paint can help protect the wood from moisture, rot, and insect damage. Additionally, regularly inspecting the fence for any signs of wear and tear, such as loose or damaged boards, and promptly addressing any issues can help extend its lifespan. It is also important to keep the area around the fence clear of overgrown vegetation and debris, as these can contribute to moisture buildup and deterioration. By taking these steps to maintain and look after your garden fence, you can ensure that it remains a functional and attractive addition to your outdoor space for years to come.