Recent storm damage repairs jobs
Collapsed 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.
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.
BeforeAfter
What is included
- Making unsafe bays safe
- New posts where the old ones have snapped
- Panels or close-board to match
- Fallen timber cleared
- A written price if the whole run should be replaced
Options
Make safe
Temporary securing when the diary is full after a named storm, then a proper repair.
Bay rebuild
Posts, gravel boards and panels on the bays that actually failed.
Full run
If the storm found every weak post, a new fence is often cheaper than chasing repairs all year.
Insurance photos
We can work from your insurer’s notes. The quote still describes the work in plain English.
How the job runs
- 01
WhatsApp photos, the postcode and whether anything is unsafe.
- 02
We say how quickly we can get there.
- 03
Make safe, then rebuild.
- 04
Waste off site so you are not left with a pile of broken panels.
What changes the price
We price this after photos or a visit. There is no fixed rate we would pretend is accurate.
- · How many bays are down
- · Whether posts can be saved
- · Access after the storm
- · Matching an older panel size
Questions
Can you come the same day?
Sometimes, if a boundary is dangerous and we are already in the area. We would rather give you an honest time than a promise we cannot keep.
Do you cover the villages after storms too?
Yes when we can reach them. Swindon, Royal Wootton Bassett, Highworth and the villages next door are first because that is where we are based.