Recent fence repairs jobs
Front garden fence
The old lap panels were dark and uneven. Concrete posts and new feather-edge panels went in along the same line.
BeforeAfterSide fence and gate
The side run was leaning and the old gate had dropped. Both were replaced with a close-board fence and a matching gate.
BeforeAfterCollapsed fence on a wall
Rotten panels had fallen off the retaining wall. The replacement is a new fence on concrete posts, set back on the wall.
BeforeAfterFence above a patio
The weathered boards on the brick wall were replaced with a new vertical feather-edge fence.
BeforeAfterStorm-blown fence by the bins
The dark stained fence had gone. A new close-board run went back on the same line, with the bins and freezer left where they were.
BeforeAfterAlley fence blown out
The panels were gone and only the concrete posts were left. Feather-edge boards went back on so the alley was closed again.
BeforeAfterBack fence rebuilt after the storm
The failed bays were already down. New panels, concrete posts and gravel boards went in along the tree line.
BeforeAfterRotten panels replaced on a wall
The rotten, leaning panels were taken down and replaced with new featheredge panels, concrete posts and gravel boards.
BeforeAfterLeaning fence replaced beside a shed
The green, leaning fence was replaced with a straight run of new closeboard panels. The shed stayed.
BeforeAfterOld ivy-covered fence replaced
The dark, ivy-covered fence was replaced with new featheredge panels, concrete posts and gravel boards. The tree stayed.
BeforeAfterBlown-down fence replaced
The panels that had blown down were cleared and a new closeboard fence was put up behind the seating area.
BeforeAfterLeaning side fence and gate replaced
The leaning side fence and old gate were replaced with a new stepped featheredge fence.
BeforeAfterWhat is included
- Single panel and post replacements
- Concrete spur repairs on leaning bays
- Gravel board swaps where the base has gone
- Gate re-hangs and new ironmongery
- Honest advice if replacement is cheaper
Options
Post repair
A concrete spur or a new post where the old one has snapped at ground level — the usual failure, not the panel.
Panel swap
One or two bays replaced to match the run, rather than a whole boundary you do not need.
Gate that will not latch
Adjustable hinges and a post that is actually plumb, so it still closes next winter.
Full replacement
If more than a third of the run is soft, we price a new fence beside the repair so you can choose.
How the job runs
- 01
Send photos on WhatsApp — many repairs can be judged before a visit.
- 02
We confirm whether a repair is worth it.
- 03
Materials are matched as closely as the existing fence allows.
- 04
The failed timber is taken away and the bay left safe.
What changes the price
We price this after photos or a visit. There is no fixed rate we would pretend is accurate.
- · How many posts have actually failed
- · Access for concrete and spoil
- · Whether panels are a current size
- · Making it safe the same week after a storm
Questions
Can you repair one panel?
Yes. A single bay is a normal job. If the posts either side are soft, we will say so before we fit a new panel onto a failing post.
Do you repair fences outside Swindon as well?
Yes, in the towns next door: Royal Wootton Bassett, Highworth, Cricklade, Purton, Faringdon and the villages between. Swindon postcodes are the quickest call-outs.