Garden Fencing in Ascot

A garden fence affects the spaces you use every day: the patio, side access and planted boundaries. For an Ascot garden we discuss where screening is most useful, which parts are exposed and whether the existing posts can support the finish you want.

Closeboard and feather edge boards provide a solid timber screen. A matching side gate can complete the boundary, while careful post setting and suitable gravel boards help prevent a neat fence becoming an uneven one.

Lap panels are practical for straightforward replacement work. Tongue and groove panels give a more enclosed, finished appearance. Decorative trellis tops can soften a long boundary and support planting, but let more light and views through than solid timber.

Panel sizes, post choice and changes in level all matter. In a larger Ascot garden or a wooded plot we check roots, access and the fence line during the visit, then agree whether stepped panels or a site-built boundary will work better.

If sound posts surround a few damaged panels, replacing those panels may be enough. We aim to match the existing style and height so a repaired stretch sits comfortably with the rest of the garden.

For an ageing boundary, we quote for the agreed removal and a new fence specification. The decision can include privacy, appearance, timber or concrete posts and maintenance, rather than simply replacing like for like.