Fence installation in London

Take a wide photograph from each end of the proposed line. Show where the fencing should start and finish, along with corners, changes in level and any gate openings. If there is already a fence, tell us which parts you expect to retain. Make a note of plants, stored items or garden structures close to the work.

Photograph the way into the garden as well. A clear entrance followed by a tight turn can be just as important as a narrow gate. In closely spaced London gardens, neighbouring structures and limited working room may affect the installation, so these are useful details to share early.

During assessment, we look at the boundary alignment, ground condition and the space available to carry out the work. We also discuss how the fence will meet existing edges without obstructing access. If underground services or drains are known to be nearby, tell us where they are.

Check ownership and the boundary line before authorising new fencing. Planning requirements depend on the fence’s position, height and property restrictions; check with your local council. We then agree the quotation, organise the work and manage the installation through to completion.