Quality Fencing Installation & Repair Across Shropshire

Fencing is usually priced per metre of run, and the rate depends on the type of fence, the height, the number of posts and gates, and the condition of the ground. Close board built on site costs more than ready-made panels; concrete posts and gravel boards add to the materials but last far longer. Every garden is different, which is why we give a clear, itemised quote before any work starts — no obligation and no surprises. See what affects the cost of fencing, or request a free quote and we'll price your project properly.

A typical domestic fence run takes one to three days, depending on the length, the fence type, and whether old fencing needs removing first. Concrete-set posts need time to cure before the rails and boards go on, so we plan the work so it's done properly rather than rushed. We'll give you a realistic timescale with your quote and keep you updated at every stage.

Yes — if you're replacing an existing fence, we can take down the old panels, posts, and concrete, and remove all the waste from site. It's worth confirming this is listed on your quote, as disposal is labour and skip cost that a brand-new run doesn't carry. We'll make it clear either way before we start.

Panel fencing uses ready-made panels dropped between posts — quick to fit and budget-friendly. Close board (featherboard) is built on site board by board onto arris rails, which makes it stronger, longer-lasting, and easier to repair one board at a time. Close board costs more up front but tends to outlast panels, especially in exposed, windy spots. We're happy to advise which suits your boundary and budget.

Concrete posts won't rot and hold firm in high winds, so they're the go-to for a fence meant to last. Timber posts look more traditional and suit certain styles, but need to be pressure-treated and set well to avoid rotting at ground level. Pairing either with a gravel board keeps the panels or boards off the wet ground and adds years to the fence. We'll recommend the right combination for your site.

Yes. On a slope we either step the fence down in level sections or rake it to follow the gradient, depending on the style and the look you're after. Uneven or rocky ground can affect how the posts are set and how long the job takes, so we'll assess the ground when we quote and explain the best approach for your garden.

We do. Single pedestrian gates, double driveway gates, and side gates can all be made to match your fencing style and height, with the right hinges, latches, and posts to take the weight. Fitting the gate as part of the fencing job means everything lines up and operates smoothly. See our fencing services for the full range.

We provide fencing installation and repair across Shropshire and the West Midlands, including Telford, Shrewsbury, Newport, Bridgnorth, Wellington, Shifnal, Market Drayton, Oswestry, Whitchurch, and Wem. Not sure if you're in our area? Give us a call — we cover most of Shropshire and the surrounding counties.

Yes. We're fully insured with public liability cover, and our workmanship is guaranteed. Fencing has to stand up to weather and time, so we stand behind the finish — if something isn't right, we put it right. You'll find more about our experience on our about page.

Get in touch with a few details about your project — the rough length of fencing, the style you have in mind, and whether there's an old fence to remove — and we'll arrange to see the site and provide a free, no-obligation quote. Contact us here or give us a call, and we'll take it from there.