Fencing & Gates

1. Weathered & Weakened Fencing

• Fencing leaning and structurally weakened

2. Damaged Panels

• Fence panels broken or missing in sections

3. Rotted Posts

• Fence posts loose, rotted at base, or unstable

4. Misaligned Gates

• Gates sagging or difficult to open/close

5. Failed Hardware

• Hinges, latches, and fixings rusted or failing

minor Repairs

• Replaced worn hinges, latches, and fixings
• Treated timber fencing to improve durability

moderate Repairs

• Removed and replaced damaged fence panels
• Replaced or reinforced fence posts using concrete
• Repaired and re-hung gates for proper alignment

major Repairs

• Re-secured loose sections and straightened fencing lines
• Full fence and post replacement
• New gate installation with secure hardware

When Replacement Is Needed

• Old fencing damaged beyond repair
• New boundary required
• Improving privacy or security

Installation Steps

1. 1

   Measure & Set Out

   • Mark boundary lines
2. 2

   Remove Old Fencing

   • Clear area for new installation
3. 3

   Install Posts

   • Timber or concrete posts set in concrete
4. 4

   Fix Panels

   • New fence panels, boards, or feather edge fencing
   • Consistent height, alignment, and spacing
5. 5

   Install Gates

   • Secure hinges, posts, and locking systems
   • Adjusted for smooth operation
6. 6

   Apply Treatment

   • Protective treatment or stain where required