Professional Fencing Contractors Walton-On-Thames

In Walton-on-Thames, costs depend on length, height, style, post type and how much old fencing or hedging we clear. Larger plots in Burwood Park and Ashley Park involve longer runs, while riverside gardens may need concrete posts for wet ground. Terraced homes near the town centre often lack side access. Gates, trellis and railings are priced individually. Every quote is fixed and written after a free survey. Please call 01932 798275 to book.

Yes, they can. Burwood Park has its own estate management arrangements, which may control the style and height of frontage fences, gates and boundary planting, in addition to Elmbridge Borough Council's planning rules. Rear and side fences up to 2 m are usually permitted development, and boundaries beside roads are limited to 1 m. We check estate requirements with you before quoting.

Start with what the fence needs to do: privacy, security, keeping pets in or simply marking a boundary. Closeboard suits privacy and exposed gardens, panels are quick and cost-effective, and picket or post and rail suit front gardens. We bring samples to the free survey and recommend what will last best on your plot.

Usually not. Fences up to 2 metres high are normally permitted development, or up to 1 metre next to a road used by vehicles. Conservation areas, listed buildings and some estates have extra rules, so we check before we start.

Check your title plan and deeds. A T mark on the plan points to the side you are responsible for. If the deeds are silent, ownership is often shared or unclear, so talk to your neighbour before replacing a shared boundary fence.

Not without your permission. If the fence is yours, your neighbour should ask before fixing trellis, plants or anything else to it. A friendly conversation before work starts avoids most boundary disputes.

Yes. We replace broken panels, rails, gravel boards and leaning posts, and we can swap rotten timber posts for concrete ones while keeping the rest of a sound fence.