Garden Fencing in Alton

A garden fence should screen the areas you use without making the whole space feel enclosed. We look at patios, planting, neighbouring boundaries and gate access to help you choose a useful height and timber style.

For Alton gardens beside a path or road, a continuous wooden boundary can improve privacy. For a smaller rear garden, a trellis top can bring extra screening while allowing more light through the upper section.

Lap panels are a practical budget option. Tongue and groove panels provide a solid decorative face, while closeboard and feather edge boards suit privacy-focused boundaries. Trellis-topped panels work well with climbing plants.

Posts, gravel boards and the way panels follow a slope matter as much as the panel design. We discuss timber or concrete posts and step panels where ground levels change, keeping the base clear of wet soil.

A broken panel does not automatically mean a new fence. If neighbouring panels and posts remain sound, we can replace the damaged section and match the height and style as closely as possible.

For an ageing run, a full garden fence replacement lets you reconsider the materials, access gate and maintenance needs together. Removal of the old timber and agreed waste is included clearly in the quotation.