Hedging, Fencing, and Boundaries

Another staple job across our semi-rural location is hedge planting and fencing, of all kinds!

It can be small or large quantities of evergreen hedging - some opting for a small 60-70cm plant, or sometimes up to 2.5-3.0 metres tall for property boundaries, walkways, or screening. Popular varieties include English Laurel, Yew, Photinia 'Red Robin', and Portuguese Laurel, all offering different growth rates and coverage.

Fencing is generally much more varied. A staple being closeboard fencing in 3m sections with either timber or concrete posts, along with more rural fence styles such as post & rail, either half round for horse paddocks or treated 4x2 rails for something a little smarter. Along with Cleft Chestnut fencing, and stock fencing (livestock netting) for sheep and cattle fields with strengthening line wire and barbed wire in varying degrees. We have also installed wattle & Hazel hurdles and Metal Estate Railing, offering a heavy duty painted wrought iron or galvanised finish - popular for country estates, parkland, and formal rural property frontages.

We also offer a helping-hand to keep out buildings in tip-top condition

Our multi-skilled team are adept at working both indoors or out, tending to a number of stables, field shelters, and out-buildings alongside the grounds.

From guttering, to repairing stable roofs or erecting and painting sheds, we're called upon for a variety of general maintenance tasks...

~ Installing and repairing paths, and patio areas

~ re-roofing or cladding stable blocks, sheds and out-buildings

~ guttering replacement and repairs

~ Installing sleeper and decorative raised beds

~ pressure washing and sealing patios and paths

A well maintained property ensures a reduced number of issues; we'll look after the outside whilst you look after the inside.

As part of any ongoing maintenance or stewardship service, we are also able to offer hedge cutting, seasonal planting, maintenance and project work. Often programming buildings maintenance through the dryer months before the onslaught of winter.