Wallingford has a lot of character. Older houses and walled gardens in the centre sit alongside modern estates on the edges of town and in Cholsey, Crowmarsh Gifford and Brightwell-cum-Sotwell. That means fencing requests here range from neat replacements behind a period terrace to long new runs on village plots. Because much of central Wallingford is a conservation area, the front of older properties needs more care than a back garden on a newer estate. Closer to the Thames, some gardens can flood, so it's worth asking about fence designs and post fixings that cope with standing water. Send us a few details, including the length of fence, any gates and whether old panels need removing, and we'll pass them to up to three local fencers.
Conservation areas and listed buildings. Most of central Wallingford is a conservation area, and Cholsey and Brightwell-cum-Sotwell have their own. Some land near the Thames is also in flood zones. If that applies to you, check with South Oxfordshire District Council before you start. This is general guidance, not planning advice.