Fencing Installation in Nuneaton
Whether you need a garden boundary replaced after winter winds took it down, or you're switching to a low-maintenance composite system that won't need re-staining every summer, we install fencing that's set right the first time — concreted posts, correctly spaced panels, and gravel boards to keep timber off wet ground.
Fencing done properly, from the ground up
Closeboard & feather-edge fencing
Traditional vertical board fencing built panel-by-panel on site, arris rails and gravel boards included.
Composite fencing
Anthracite and woodgrain composite boards that hold their colour and don't need annual treatment — the same system you'll see in our gallery.
Panel fencing replacement
Like-for-like or upgraded panel fencing, post removal and disposal of the old fence included.
Fence repairs
Storm-damaged panels, rotten posts and leaning sections repaired without replacing a whole run unnecessarily.
Examples from recent projects
Fencing across Nuneaton & North Warwickshire
Fencing FAQs
How deep do you set fence posts?
Posts are set to a minimum of 600mm below ground in concrete, deeper for taller panels or exposed gardens — depth is adjusted to your ground conditions and fence height.
Do I need permission to put up a fence?
Most garden boundary fencing under 2m (or 1m next to a highway) doesn't need planning permission, but we'll flag it if your project falls outside permitted development.
Timber or composite — which lasts longer?
Composite boards typically outlast timber before needing attention, but well-treated closeboard fencing with concrete posts still gives many years of service — we'll talk through the trade-offs for your garden.
Do you remove the old fence?
Yes, removal and disposal of the existing fence and posts is included in your quote unless you'd rather keep sections yourself.
Often paired with fencing
Gates
Garden and driveway gates built to match your fencing, hung to close properly and stay that way.
Explore Gates →Decking
Timber and composite decking built on proper joists and footings, not laid straight onto soil.
Explore Decking →Patio Installation
Porcelain, Indian sandstone and block-paved patios laid on proper sub-base with correct falls for drainage.
Explore Patio Installation →Get a free fencing quote
Tell us about your garden and we'll arrange a visit — no obligation.