Garden fencing
Featheredge closeboard
Overlapping boards give a continuous privacy screen. The post and gravel-board details matter just as much as the finish.
Fencing styles & ideas
Our Work
Browse the materials, shapes and finishes that can change how a boundary looks and works. From compact gardens to open land and business premises, the details make the difference.
About these images: These are AI-generated illustrations of fencing styles, not photographs of projects completed by our team. We’ll add genuine customer project photos when available.
Garden fencing
Timber panels & concrete posts
A practical arrangement when you want individual panels to be replaceable without rebuilding the whole boundary.
Garden fencing
Horizontal slatted boundary
Slat spacing affects both privacy and airflow; it is worth deciding how much screening you need before choosing a gap.
Gates
Secure side gate
A usable opening depends on the frame, hinge support, latch position and clearance over the path.
Commercial
Mesh perimeter & access gate
Mesh fencing keeps sightlines open around a site while giving the entrance a defined, lockable access point.
Rural
Post-and-rail boundary
An open boundary can suit larger plots; mesh infill and gate positions depend on what the fence needs to contain.
Gates
Matching driveway gates
Gate leaf weight, swing clearance and strong hanging posts are key considerations for a wider opening.
Repairs
Single-panel renewal
When the neighbouring posts are still sound, replacing a damaged section may be more sensible than replacing the full run.
Find the right fit for your boundary
Images are a starting point, not a specification. The height, ground, exposure and access at your property determine what makes sense. Explore our garden fencing, gate installation and commercial fencing options, or ask us to measure up and explain the choices.
Planning a fence in Merseyside?
Tell us what you like and what your boundary needs to do. We’ll discuss suitable options at a site visit and send a written quote.