Fence Contractor in Wallington

We are a fence contractor in Wallington fitting and repairing garden fencing. Closeboard fencing, panel replacements, new posts and gates, all set in concrete and lined up level. New fences and storm repairs across south London.

Our Services

A new fence line starts with the posts. They are set in concrete at the right spacing and levelled before any panels or boards go on, because a post out of line shows along the whole run. Gravel boards keep timber off wet ground. See our fence installation page.

Fence repair covers leaning posts, broken boards and panels that have come loose in the wind. Fixing the section that has failed is usually cheaper than replacing the run, as long as the rest of the timber is sound. Our fence repair page explains what we check.

Panels can be swapped individually where the posts are still solid. We match the height and style to the existing run so the fence still looks like one fence. Damaged panels after a storm are a common call. Read more on our fence panel replacement page.

Posts rot at ground level first, where wet soil meets timber. A leaning fence with good panels usually just needs the posts replaced. Concrete spurs or concrete posts give a longer life in damp ground. See our fence post replacement page.

Closeboard is built on site from vertical feather edge boards fixed to horizontal rails. It is stronger than a standard panel fence and holds up better in exposed spots and windy gardens. Individual boards can be replaced later. Our closeboard fencing page has more.

A garden gate takes more weight and movement than the rest of the fence, so it needs stronger posts and the right hinges. We hang side gates, double gates and gates set into a new fence run. See our garden gate installation page.

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About us

Fencing sits alongside the paving and landscaping side of the business, and a lot of it is booked at the same time as a new patio. We fit and repair fences across Wallington, Norbury, Selhurst and the surrounding areas, working from single panels after a storm to a full boundary replaced from scratch.

  • Over 40 years laying driveways and patios

  • Block paving, resin and tarmac driveways

  • Fencing, decking and garden landscaping

  • Covering Wallington and south London

  • Prices agreed in writing before work starts

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a fence contractor in Wallington charge?

It is priced by the length of the run, the height of the fence and the type of timber. Replacing a few panels on sound posts is a small job. A full boundary with new posts, gravel boards and closeboard is a bigger one. We measure the run and give you a written price.

Who owns the fence between two gardens in Wallington?

The deeds or title plan usually show it, often with a T mark on the side that is responsible. The old rule about posts facing your own garden is a habit, not law. It is worth checking before work starts, and talking to your neighbour if the boundary is shared.

How tall can a garden fence be?

Two metres is the general limit for a rear garden fence without planning permission, and one metre where it sits next to a road or footpath. Listed buildings and conservation areas can have tighter rules. We check the height against the boundary when we come to measure.