Garden Fencing Datchet
Panel, closeboard and slatted fencing for back gardens, set on concrete or timber posts with gravel boards to keep timber off the soil.

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Supply and fit garden fencing, gates and repairs across Datchet SL3. Free survey, fixed written quote, fully insured.
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Looking for reliable fencing in Datchet? We are the fencing contractors Datchet homeowners and businesses call for new garden fencing, replacement panels, gates and fence repairs, all supplied and fitted by our own team.
Datchet is a riverside village where garden boundaries face the Thames as often as they face the neighbours. Our team provides fencing in Datchet for cottages around The Green, family homes along Horton Road and properties near Southlea Road and the riverside. We fit closeboard and panel fencing, post and rail, gates, trellis and metal railings, and handle fence repairs after high winds or flooding. As local fencing contractors, we know how the floodplain shapes what works here.
Floodplain gardens need fencing that lets water pass and survives being wet. We often use concrete posts and gravel boards, or raise panels slightly, so boundaries do not act as dams. For period cottages we suggest featheredge or picket styles that suit the village. We carry full public liability insurance, all work is guaranteed, and we are FMB members and TrustMark registered. Every survey is free and carried out in person.
Most of our fencing work comes from recommendations. Here is what customers say about us.
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From a single storm-damaged panel to a full boundary with matching gates, we supply and fit every common fencing system and finish it properly.
Panel, closeboard and slatted fencing for back gardens, set on concrete or timber posts with gravel boards to keep timber off the soil.
Overlapping featherboard on arris rails for maximum privacy and strength. Our first choice for exposed, windy boundaries.
Lap, overlap, slatted and decorative panels in pressure-treated timber, matched to your garden and fitted level and square.
Leaning posts, snapped rails, rotten gravel boards and wind-blown panels repaired or replaced, often without replacing the whole run.
Side gates, double gates and trellis toppers built to match your fencing, hung on heavy-duty fixings so they close cleanly.
Two and three-rail post and rail fencing for front gardens, paddocks and open boundaries where you want definition, not a wall.
Steel railings and metal fencing for front boundaries and commercial sites, galvanised or powder coated for a long life.
Chain link, mesh panel and palisade-style security fencing for yards, schools, car parks and commercial premises.
Slotted concrete posts and concrete gravel boards for a fence that resists rot, damp and strong winds for years.
Not sure which fence suits your boundary?
Book a free surveyA fence is only as good as its posts, its line and its fixings. This is what you get when our team fits it.
Experienced fencers who know how to set posts in clay, chalk or sand and keep a run straight on sloping ground.
We measure and string-line every boundary before digging, so posts are plumb, panels are level and gaps are even.
Pressure-treated timber, galvanised fixings and concrete posts and gravel boards where they make the fence last longer.
Choose the style, height, colour treatment, trellis and gates. We design around your garden, not a catalogue.
Closeboard and solid panel options up to the permitted height give you a private garden and a quieter outlook.
Fully insured, guaranteed work and a tidy site. We take away old fencing and leave the garden clean.
Want a fence that stays straight for years?
Call 01753 331248Every boundary is different. These are the fence types we install most often, and where each one works best.
Strongest timber option and ideal for privacy and exposed gardens.
Quick to fit and cost-effective, with many styles to choose from.
A low, open front-garden fence that marks the boundary without hiding the house.
Secure and affordable for long runs, sports areas and commercial sites.
Simple, open boundary fencing for larger plots and paddocks.
Railings and steel panels for a smart, low-maintenance front boundary.
Wire and timber fencing to keep animals in on rural and edge-of-town plots.
Rot-free panels that never need painting, in timber-look finishes.
We recommend materials on what suits your boundary, budget and the upkeep you are happy with:



A well-built fence needs very little, but a few simple checks each year add years to its life.
Check for loose panels, leaning posts and split rails after high winds, and fix them before the next gale.
Brush off moss and algae so timber can dry out. Avoid pressure washing soft timber at close range.
Replacing one rotten gravel board or post is far cheaper than replacing a run that has been pulled over.
Re-treat timber every two to three years with a water-based preserver to keep out rot and fading.
Keep climbers, hedges and soil away from the panels. Trapped moisture is the main cause of timber rot.
Look for beetle holes and soft, crumbling timber at ground level, and treat or replace affected sections.
DatchetFence leaning or panels loose?
Book a repair visitLarge parts of Datchet sit in the Thames floodplain, and homes near Southlea Road, Riverside and Datchet Common were badly affected in the 2014 floods. Solid fences can trap floodwater or be pushed over by it, so we discuss open designs, gaps under panels or flood-tolerant materials for low-lying gardens. The historic village centre around The Green is a conservation area, where new or taller fences visible from the street may need consent from the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. Older cottages often have narrow passages and shared boundaries, so we agree the line with neighbours before work starts. Ground near the river is typically gravel, which drains fast but can stay saturated for days after high water.
We also cover these nearby areas with the same team and the same guarantees.
Clear steps, clear prices and a fence that is finished properly. This is what happens after you call.
We visit, walk the boundary, check the ground and access, and talk through styles, heights and gates.
You get an itemised quote with materials, removal of the old fence and a start date. No hidden extras.
We confirm the line with you, string it out and mark post positions before any digging starts.
Posts go in plumb and to the right depth for the soil, then the concrete is left to set.
Gravel boards, panels or closeboard, then gates and trellis, all fitted level and secure.
Old fencing and waste are removed, the garden is swept, and we walk the finished fence with you.
Ready to get started? It all begins with a free survey.
Book my free surveyWe are a paving, driveway and landscaping firm, and fencing is part of how we finish a garden properly. These are the reasons customers across Datchet choose us.
The same trained crew plans, prepares and finishes your job. No day-rate strangers learning on your property.
Every installation is guaranteed in writing, so if something we built is not right, we come back and put it right.
We measure on site, check access and ground, then give you a written, itemised quote with no hidden extras.
You are covered from the first day on site to the final clean-up, for your property and your neighbours'.
We are members of the FMB and the Guild of Master Craftsmen, and listed with TrustMark and VUBA.
You deal with one person from quote to completion, with clear start dates and updates as the work progresses.
Straight answers to the questions Datchet customers ask us most. If yours is not here, call us.
Cost in Datchet comes down to length, height, materials and how much existing fencing has to go. Floodplain gardens often suit concrete posts and gravel boards, which cost more upfront but last longer in wet ground. Cottage gardens with tight access take longer, and conservation area work may call for specific styles. Gates, trellis and repairs are priced individually. Every quote is fixed and written after a free survey. To book yours, call 01753 331248 today.
In flood-prone parts of Datchet we usually recommend concrete posts, as they will not rot after standing in water, combined with panels set slightly above ground or open styles such as picket, post and rail or hit and miss. These let floodwater pass rather than holding it back against the fence. After a flood we can inspect the boundary and carry out fence repairs, replacing damaged panels without renewing the whole run.
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.
Call, or send your details and we will arrange a convenient time to measure up and give you a fixed written quote.
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