Most fence failures are post failures. That is where the work should go.
A fence lives or dies on its posts: depth, concrete, drainage and the timber at ground line. Panels can be replaced cheaply; a run of failed posts means starting again.
We repair storm-damaged runs, replace failed sections, and build new privacy fencing with gates that still close squarely a year later.
Not sure which of these you are looking at? Book the free inspection and we will photograph it and tell you.
Typically 10 to 15 years for the panels, with posts often failing first at ground line. Staining and sealing extends both.
Yes, where the rest of the run is sound. New timber will look newer than the weathered fence until it silvers.
We build where you tell us to build. Where a line is in doubt, that is a survey question and worth settling before the posts go in.
Yes, though new timber usually needs to dry out for a few weeks first. We will tell you when to book it.
