Garden Fencing Standish
Garden fencing that stands up to Lancashire weather.
Sturdy, properly fitted garden fencing to secure your property and finish off a driveway, patio or garden project neatly.
Overview
Fencing fitted to last, not just to fill a gap.
Garden fencing often gets treated as an afterthought once a driveway or patio is finished, but a fence that's poorly set or undersized for the job tends to lean, sag or blow down within a couple of years — particularly given the wind exposure some properties around Standish and the wider Lancashire countryside see. We set posts properly, at the correct depth and with adequate concrete footing, so the finished fence stays upright and true for years rather than months.
Whether it's boundary fencing for privacy and security, a lower decorative fence for a front garden, or fencing to complete a wider driveway and patio project, we match the fence type and height to what the job actually needs.
What our garden fencing service includes
- Properly set posts with adequate concrete footing
- Boundary fencing for privacy and security
- Decorative and low-level fencing for front gardens
- Removal and disposal of old, damaged fencing
- Fencing that complements a wider driveway or patio project
Why fence installation matters
The difference is almost entirely underground.
Just like a driveway, the visible part of a fence is only half the story — what genuinely determines whether it lasts is how well the posts are set. Shallow post holes, insufficient concrete, or posts set without checking for level all lead to a fence that leans or fails within a year or two. We take the time to get the groundwork right, which is ultimately what protects the investment in the fencing itself.
FAQs
Garden fencing in Standish — common questions.
How deep should fence posts be set?
Post depth depends on fence height and ground conditions, but as a general rule posts should be set to roughly a third of their above-ground height, with adequate concrete footing.
Do you remove old fencing as part of the job?
Yes, we remove and dispose of old, damaged fencing as part of a fence replacement project.
Do I need permission for a garden fence?
Most garden fences don't require planning permission, though there are height restrictions, particularly near a road or boundary. We can advise as part of your quote.
How long does fence installation take?
Most garden fencing projects are completed within 1 to 2 days, depending on the length and any old fencing that needs removing first.
Need new fencing in Standish?
Call 07596 344244 for a quote within 48 hours.