High-End Garden Fencing in Camberley, Woking and Farnborough

If you’re considering investing in new fencing for your property in the Surrey or Hampshire area, including Camberley, Farnborough, and Woking, we’ve outlined some of the key features of our most popular types of fencing below.

• ‍Panel Fencing – With their easy-to-install nature, usually in conjunction with timber or concrete posts, we erect panel fencing with minimal disruption to daily routines. Durable and robust, this style of fencing, from featherboard to waney edge, offers increased, long-lasting privacy.

• ‍Closeboard Fencing – Unlike panel fencing, closeboard fencing is usually constructed onsite, ensuring a tailored fit for already established gardens with root networks that need to be negotiated. This style of garden fencing has a time-served reputation for longevity and strength, perfect for homeowners looking for extra security.

• ‍Picket Fencing – Designed with aesthetic appeal in mind rather than security features, picket fencing adds kerb appeal over privacy. Usually not a boundary marker, our tree surgeons install this type of fencing by roads or around bodies of water as a protective measure.

• ‍Trellises – A perfect feature for Surrey and Hampshire homeowners looking to add charm, trellises improve aesthetics and provide a frame for trailing and climbing plants.

Having fencing professionally installed can make all the difference between a fence that endures inclement weather and one that doesn’t.

As industry-leading professionals, our tree surgeons can provide insight into which materials work best with your property. We also ensure that fence posts are installed to a suitable depth for the soil type, and we check the ground beneath the proposed fencing line for service cables and pipes.

As specialist garden fencing installers, we always recommend our customers in Camberley, Farnborough and Woking communicate their intentions to erect a new fence with their neighbours. This helps to clarify who owns which fence and where the boundary line lays according to the property deeds.