SN25 is Abbey Meads, Haydon Wick, Priory Vale, Redhouse, Oakhurst and Haydon End. SN26 is Taw Hill, St Andrew's Ridge, Blunsdon and the rest of North Swindon. Most of these gardens started as developer plots: a thin panel fence and a lawn on builders’ rubble.
The usual job is a stronger fence — concrete posts, gravel boards — plus a porcelain patio once the old lawn has gone. Exposed runs toward Blunsdon and the open edges of Priory Vale take the wind, so a lightweight panel is often the one on the grass after a gale.
We are based in Swindon, so Haydon Wick, Abbey Meads and St Andrew's Ridge are not a special trip. Send the postcode with your photos.
The sort of fencing and garden finish we install around North Swindon.
Neighbourhoods and villages
What the ground is like
Developer fences
New-build panels and timber posts are often the first thing to fail. We replace the run rather than patch one bay onto soft posts.
Wind on the open edges
Blunsdon, Priory Vale and the north of the estates want concrete posts on the long, exposed sides.
Rubble under the lawn
Turf and patios on builder’s spoil sink. We dig a proper base before anything goes down.
Recent jobs
Fences, patios and gardens from recent work. These are not all in North Swindon — they show the standard we fit across Swindon and the towns next door.
Questions about North Swindon
Which postcodes are north Swindon?
SN25 and SN26: Abbey Meads, Haydon Wick, Priory Vale, Redhouse, Oakhurst, Taw Hill, St Andrew's Ridge, Blunsdon, Haydon End and North Swindon.
Can you replace a new-build fence in Abbey Meads or Oakhurst?
Yes. That is one of the most common jobs in SN25. Photos of the existing fence and the postcode are enough to start a quote.