Last week Chris completed this garden fence installation in Newport Pagnell, Milton Keynes. This was an above average length garden, pretty flat, and you can see in places the fence rests on brickwork, rather than a concrete gravel board.

This lovely fence installation in Kings Hedges, Cambridge was completed by Elliott D. this week, to our usual excellent standards. This job involved concrete posts and 12 inch concrete gravel boards for extra durability and strength. Gravel boards protect the fence panels from the ground.

This fence installation in Brookmans Park, South Hertfordshire has just been completed to our usual excellent standards by Chris. This project involved a sloping fence, 12 inch concrete gravel boards and traditional Closeboard wooden fence panels, and will add very well to an already lovely garden.

This all-wooden fence installation project in Woburn, Bedfordshire has just been completed by Elliott D. Whilst people more often choose concrete posts it is entirely up to you, and wooden posts with wooden fence panels gives a very natural aesthetic look.

Chris has just completed this multi-sided fence installation for a client in Buckden, St Neots. As you can see from the photographs, this project involved concrete posts and 12 inch concrete gravel boards for extra strengh, plus a couple of sturdy wooden gates and various angles to negotiate – which are no problem at all to our very experienced tradesmen.

Our chap Elliott D. has made easy work – as always – of this fence installation in Flitwick in Bedfordshire. This project included a wooden garden gate and used concrete posts and concrete gravel boards for extra structural security. As you can see it all looks great.

Our man Chris has just completed this fence installation in Great Linford, Milton Keynes. The specification for this project included Closeboard wooden fence panels, concrete posts and 12 inch concrete gravel boards all installed on some slightly sloping terrain.

This wooden fence installation in Huntingdon has just been completed by Elliott D. This involved a nice sized garden and two adjoining wooden fences at right angles to each other. Concrete posts were used for strength and concrete gravel boards were also used to protect the fences and achieve durability and longevity.

Chris has undertaken this fence installation in Longstanton, just outside Cambridge. As you can see it involved some tight work, but that is no problem to our experienced workmen. This project used concrete posts to make the wooden fence installation extra sturdy, and 6 inch concrete gravel boards.

This wooden fence installation in Watford has just been finished for our happy customer by Elliott D. When you get a wooden fence installed you get to choose which side you have facing your garden, and which side faces your neighbours, and, of course, most people have a preference to have the nicer side facing their own property. As you can see from the images, we’ve included photographs of both sides, one from the neighbour’s side.