Straightforward fencing for Bromyard's timber-framed and brick houses, including new boundaries, replacement panels and posts, repairs after high winds and gates that complement older frontages.
Bromyard is a small market town with a mix of timber-framed buildings and plain brick houses, and the gardens behind them vary just as much. Some are old, narrow strips, while others are open plots on the edge of town with long views and plenty of wind.
SPR Trees and Landscapes carries out fencing in Bromyard, from garden fence repairs to complete replacement of tired boundaries. We call round, check the posts, panels and ground, and then give you a free quotation. If a smaller job will do, we say so. If the whole run needs to come down, we explain why and what we would put in its place.
A good installation begins with the line. In an older town, fences often follow a boundary that was fixed long ago, so we confirm where the existing posts stand and whether they still make sense. New posts are set in concrete at even spacing, and panels are fitted level, with gravel boards where wet ground is a worry. Replacing a whole boundary is also a chance to fix small annoyances, such as a gate that dragged or a corner that never closed properly. We take away the old material, so the garden is left tidy.
Wind across open land to the edge of town can put real load on a fence, and panels that have been weakening for a season can go in a single night. Our repairs cover wind damaged panels, snapped rails and posts that have broken off at the base. Before we replace anything, we test the neighbouring posts, because the first one to go is rarely the only weak one. If you need a hole closed quickly, we can discuss emergency work, then return for a proper repair once the weather improves.
Timber-framed houses look right with plain, natural timber, so feather edge or waney edge fencing in a muted tone is a sensible match. Brick houses are more flexible and can take closeboard, slatted or contemporary panels. For the front, a low picket fence or post and rail keeps the street open. Gates should echo the fence beside them, and we can fit a latch that works with gloves on a cold morning. Tell us what has to pass through, and we will recommend an opening width.
We cover Bromyard and surrounding towns including Leominster, Ledbury, Tenbury Wells and Hereford. Bromyard is a small Herefordshire market town where old and newer housing sit close together, so the fencing we advise differs from street to street. Gardens on the edge of town tend to be more exposed, so we think about wind loading when choosing panel type. Contact SPR with a few details and photos if you have them, and we will arrange a free quotation visit.
We also take on garden fencing work in nearby Leominster, Ledbury, Tenbury Wells, Hereford.
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Simple natural timber usually looks right, such as feather edge or waney edge with plain posts. Avoid heavy ornament or bright finishes. We can discuss tones and details that suit the building.
It depends on the timber, the treatment, how well the posts are set and how wet the ground is. Good installation and concrete posts or gravel boards extend life considerably. We will explain what to expect.
Yes. We can set posts and panels close to a hedge without cutting into its roots more than necessary, or fit a fence behind it. Tell us whether you want to keep or remove the hedge.
SPR Trees & Landscapes, 6 Rose Avenue, Worcester, WR4 9PY
Tell us what you need in Bromyard and we will get back to you, usually the same day.
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