Fencing for Cirencester's period streets and newer estates alike, covering replacement fences, solid new posts, repairs after bad weather and gates to suit both stone houses and modern homes.
Cirencester is a Cotswold market town in stone, with handsome period streets in the middle and plenty of newer estates around them. The gardens behind those two types of housing could hardly be more different, and the fencing they need differs too.
SPR Trees and Landscapes covers Cirencester for garden fence installation, repair and replacement. In an older property the priority is usually fitting in around walls and mature planting, while on an estate it is a long-lasting boundary at a sensible cost. After a visit we put together a free quotation that describes the work, the materials and any points we want you to decide on.
Gardens behind older houses often have stone walls, established hedges and uneven ground. A new fence has to sit around all of that. We position posts so they avoid roots and wall footings, and we use panel heights that suit the setting. If your boundary is a mix of fence and wall, we can run the new fence to meet the wall neatly. Removal of the old fence comes first, and we check for hidden concrete, which is common in gardens that have been fenced several times.
Newer estates around the town often have long, open boundaries, and wind finds weak posts quickly. Panels lean, rails split and posts break at the base. Repair is usually possible, but if the same section keeps failing, we look at the cause. It may be shallow posts, no gravel board, or a panel type too heavy for the spot. We replace what is broken and suggest sensible improvements such as concrete posts and deeper footings. Where fallen fencing leaves a garden open, we can discuss a quick temporary repair.
For a period property, feather edge or closeboard in a natural finish is a safe and attractive choice, with picket fencing at the front. Estate gardens often suit overlap panels or slatted fencing, depending on the look you want. For gates, think about daily use: a side gate to the bins is opened constantly and needs a strong frame, while a garden gate to a vegetable patch can be lighter. We help you choose widths and hardware, and fit the gate so it swings clear and latches first time.
We cover Cirencester and nearby Northleach and Stroud. Cirencester is a stone market town with period streets and newer estates, and we adapt our recommendations to which you live in. Older gardens may involve walls, steps and awkward access, while estates raise questions about shared boundaries and covenants. We try to flag each point in the quotation so there are no surprises. Get in touch with SPR for a free quote.
We also take on garden fencing work in nearby Northleach, Stroud.
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Yes. We usually set the fence just in front of or beside the wall and avoid fixing into old masonry. This protects the wall and gives a clean junction. We will check the detail on site.
Some estates have covenants, especially on front boundaries. Check your deeds or title documents. If you are unsure, ask the management company or a solicitor before work starts.
Yes, removal and disposal can be part of the quotation. Let us know about extras, such as old concrete or hedging, so that we can allow for them.
SPR Trees & Landscapes, 6 Rose Avenue, Worcester, WR4 9PY
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