Guides

Notes on fencing materials, planning, and the work of specifying a boundary in Hertfordshire.

Closeboard fencing along a mature Hertfordshire garden, the starting point for a site survey

What to Expect from a Fencing Site Survey in Hertfordshire

Measure, materials, and no hard sell
Black metal railings and brick piers on a Hertfordshire period frontage

Choosing Fencing for Period Homes in Hertfordshire

Railings, closeboard, and the street
Fence posts set true on a Hertfordshire boundary with a string line

How Long Does Fence Installation Take in Hertfordshire?

Survey, materials, and a programme you can believe
A two-metre garden fence beside a Hertfordshire brick house

Fence Height and Planning Permission in Hertfordshire

Two metres, frontages, and conservation streets
Dense acoustic timber fencing screening a Hertfordshire garden from a road

Acoustic Fencing for Busy Hertfordshire Roads

Mass, gaps, and honest expectations
Closeboard timber and anthracite composite fence samples in a Hertfordshire garden

Closeboard vs Composite Fencing in Hertfordshire

Timber, upkeep, and which boundary belongs

Measured impact

Beyond the brief

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    Specified on your boundary

    Every fence begins with a visit. Height, ground, and neighbours shape the specification — never a catalogue default.

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    Closeboard to acoustic

    Timber, composite, acoustic boards, and railings chosen for Hertfordshire weather and the house they sit with.

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    One considered process

    From the first walk of the line through a tidy handover, your project is guided with clear communication.

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    Thoughtful from the start

    We take time to understand the boundary before recommending closeboard, composite, or acoustic.

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    Built to last

    Posts set for clay, gravel boards that work, and a finish you can live with for years.

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    Across Hertfordshire

    Serving St Albans, Watford, Stevenage, Welwyn Garden City, and homes throughout the county.