Fencing Gates in Caterham, Surrey

If you're looking for the gold standard of UK fencing, close board—sometimes called feather edge—is hard to beat. It’s the sturdy, overlapping style you’ll see in the best-kept gardens across Caterham and Surrey. Why is it so popular? Because it's incredibly tough. Unlike cheap shop-bought panels that rattle in the breeze, we build our close board fences piece by piece on-site. We use pressure-treated timber, heavy-duty arris rails, and high-strength postcrete to ensure your new boundary isn't going anywhere. We always recommend concrete gravel boards at the base too; they keep the timber off the damp ground, preventing rot and significantly extending the life of your investment. It’s this attention to detail that keeps our customers coming back.

Is there anything more annoying than a garden gate that drags on the floor or won't latch properly? A gate is the most used part of your boundary, so it needs to be built to last. We specialise in bespoke gate installation, meaning we don't just 'make do' with standard sizes. We'll measure your opening exactly and build a gate that fits perfectly. Whether you need a small side gate to keep the dog in or a pair of impressive driveway gates to boost your property's kerb appeal, we've got you covered. We use high-quality ironmongery—proper hinges, bolts, and latches—that won't rust through after one wet Surrey winter. It's about that satisfying 'clunk' when it shuts, knowing your home is secure.

Not every fence needs to be a six-foot wall of timber. Sometimes you want something a bit more decorative that lets the light through. Picket fencing is a classic choice for front gardens in Caterham, giving that traditional 'chocolate box' look while clearly defining your property. If you're after something a bit more modern, our contemporary slatted or Venetian fencing is a fantastic option. It provides a sleek, horizontal line that looks brilliant in smaller urban gardens, offering privacy without making the space feel boxed in. We can even add trellis toppers to your existing fence—it's a great way to gain a little extra height for climbing plants while keeping things looking airy and elegant.

Most homeowners we speak to only think about their fencing after a big gale has come through and knocked a couple of panels over. It's a real headache, especially if you have pets or children to keep safe. You don't always need a completely new fence, though. If your posts are still solid but the panels have seen better days, or if a single post has snapped at ground level, we can often perform a targeted repair. We’ll come out, assess the damage, and give you an honest opinion on the most cost-effective fix. We're locals ourselves, based right here in the area, so we can usually get to you quickly when an emergency strike occurs. Don't leave your garden exposed—let us get it back to its best.