SN5 is Shaw, Toothill, Freshbrook, Westlea, Peatmoor, Grange Park, Middleleaze, Westmead, Eastleaze, Nine Elms, The Prinnels, Ramleaze, Sparcells and Lydiard. These are open estates. A panel fence on timber posts is often the one that ends up on the pavement.
Concrete posts earn their money on the west side. We say so before you spend it, and we will still repair a single bay when the rest of the run is sound.
Front gardens in Toothill, Freshbrook and Grange Park are a steady mix of fence replacement and small patios. The plots are not huge, so the quote is about a straight boundary and a level base, not a show garden.
The sort of fencing and garden finish we install around West Swindon.
Neighbourhoods and villages
What the ground is like
Wind
West Swindon takes it side-on. Long runs get concrete posts, not a timber post every other bay.
Exposed corners
Corner plots in Freshbrook, Shaw and Sparcells need the return fence built to the same spec as the long side.
Older estate panels
Many SN5 fences are original to the house. Patching one panel onto rotten posts wastes the money.
Recent jobs
Fences, patios and gardens from recent work. These are not all in West Swindon — they show the standard we fit across Swindon and the towns next door.
Questions about West Swindon
Which areas are in SN5?
Shaw, Toothill, Freshbrook, Westlea, Peatmoor, Grange Park, Middleleaze, Westmead, Eastleaze, Nine Elms, The Prinnels, Ramleaze, Sparcells and Lydiard.
Why do West Swindon fences blow down?
The estates are open and a lot of the original fences used timber posts. Concrete posts and gravel boards are what we fit when a whole run needs replacing.