More time to enjoy your garden
Composite boards need far less regular painting and staining than traditional timber fencing.
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A smarter, better-looking boundary
Composite fencing systems
A private, polished boundary that stays looking good with far less upkeep.
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About this option
Created around your home and how you live.
Whether you are refreshing the front of your home or creating more privacy in the garden, we will help you choose a layout, colour and finish that feels right. Panels can be fitted between existing brick pillars or paired with matching gates for a fully coordinated look.
A finish that lifts the whole property
Neat panel lines and colour-matched frames give the boundary a calm, high-quality appearance.
Privacy planned around your home
We consider the views from your home, garden and street so the finished height and layout give you the privacy you want.
Built with care from the ground up
Posts, rails, fixings and drainage are all planned properly to help your new boundary stay secure and look its best.
Made for your home
A great-looking boundary is about more than the boards.
Posts, levels, existing walls and finishing details are all planned with care, helping your new fencing look smart now and for years to come.
See how we bring it all togetherWorks especially well for
Front-boundary upgrades
Private rear gardens
Existing brick pier infills
Matching gate and fence schemes
Make it your own
Vertical or horizontal boards
Charcoal, grey and natural-toned finishes
Steel or aluminium frames
Masonry-pier integration
Stepped or level-top layouts
Matching pedestrian and driveway gates
Here to help
Your questions about composite fencing.
Can composite panels go between existing brick pillars?
Often, yes. We will check that the pillars and wall are in suitable condition and talk you through the best fixing method. If needed, we can make a separate frame to support the new panels safely and neatly.
Does composite fencing need painting?
Most composite boards are made to keep their finished colour without regular painting. An occasional clean is usually all that is needed. We will explain the care guidance for the board you choose.
How high can a front fence be?
Planning rules can apply, particularly next to a highway or footpath. As a general rule in England, a boundary treatment next to a highway may need permission above one metre, while other boundaries may need permission above two metres. Site-specific checks are still required.
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