SN3 covers Stratton St Margaret, Upper Stratton, Lower Stratton, Liden, Covingham, Nythe, Eldene, Dorcan, Coleview, South Marston, Walcot East and Walcot West. The estates from the 1970s and 80s — Covingham, Nythe, Eldene, Liden — often still have the original panel layout, patched more than once.
Stratton gardens are a mix of older plots and family streets. Clay shows up again, and long rear boundaries catch the weather. We specify gravel boards where the lawn sits wet, which is most winters in this part of Swindon.
South Marston sits on the edge of SN3, toward Highworth. We pick it up with east Swindon and the villages just beyond, so it does not wait for a special day.
The sort of fencing and garden finish we install around East Swindon.
Neighbourhoods and villages
What the ground is like
Old panel runs
Covingham, Nythe and Eldene fences have often been repaired bay by bay. If the posts are soft, a new run is the honest price.
Wet lawns
SN3 lawns sit heavy in winter. Gravel boards and a drained patio base stop the timber sitting in water.
Long rear boundaries
A 20-metre run wants posts that are actually set, not a lightweight panel every few years.
Recent jobs
Fences, patios and gardens from recent work. These are not all in East Swindon — they show the standard we fit across Swindon and the towns next door.
Questions about East Swindon
Is all of east Swindon SN3?
Yes. Stratton St Margaret, Upper and Lower Stratton, Liden, Covingham, Nythe, Eldene, Dorcan, Coleview, South Marston, Walcot East and Walcot West.
Do you cover South Marston?
Yes. South Marston is on the SN3 edge and we treat it with east Swindon and Highworth.