Panel and closeboard fencing, featheredge, concrete posts and gravel boards, gates, and storm-damage repairs.
A good fence gives you privacy, keeps children and pets in and marks your boundary clearly. Across Oxfordshire, the most common jobs are replacing panels after storms, upgrading lightweight fencing on newer homes, and putting up heavier closeboard or featheredge on concrete posts that should last longer.
Get free quotesUnder national permitted development rules, a fence, wall or gate can usually be up to 2 metres high, or 1 metre next to a road used by vehicles, without planning permission. Different rules can apply at listed buildings, in conservation areas and on some estates with planning conditions, so check with your local council if you're unsure. This is general guidance, not planning advice.
Oxford: Oxford
Cherwell (north Oxfordshire): Banbury · Bicester · Bloxham · Deddington · Kidlington
West Oxfordshire: Bampton · Burford · Carterton · Charlbury · Chipping Norton · Eynsham · Witney · Woodstock
Vale of White Horse: Wantage · Abingdon · Botley · Cumnor · Faringdon · Grove · Kennington · Shrivenham
South Oxfordshire: Thame · Wallingford · Didcot · Henley-on-Thames · Benson · Berinsfield · Chalgrove · Chinnor · Goring-on-Thames · Sonning Common · Towersey · Watlington · Wheatley · Woodcote
Buckinghamshire villages near Thame: Aylesbury · Brill · Chearsley · Cuddington · Haddenham · Ickford · Long Crendon · Princes Risborough · Waddesdon