Fencing Installation & Repair in Salford
Feather-edge, closeboard, panel and slatted screen fencing, supplied and fitted across Salford and Greater Manchester — backed by our 15 year guarantee.
Recent Fencing Projects
Fencing for Salford Properties
Fencing is our main service, and it's what we're most commonly called out for across Salford — from a single boundary panel replacement through to a full run of new fencing around a garden.
Every job starts with an honest look at your existing posts, ground conditions and boundary lines, so the quote reflects exactly what's needed rather than a generic estimate.
We use heavy duty timber and concrete posts throughout, which is a big part of why we're able to back our fencing work with a 15 year guarantee.
Whether you want a like-for-like panel swap or a completely different style — closeboard instead of overlap, or a modern slatted screen — we'll talk you through what suits your garden and budget.
Fencing Types We Install
Feather-Edge Panels
Overlapping vertical boards for a strong, traditional garden boundary fence.
Closeboard Fencing
Vertical feather-edge boards fixed to arris rails for extra strength, ideal for larger gardens.
Panel Fencing
Pre-made lap or waney-edge panels for a quicker, cost-effective boundary fence.
Slatted Screen Fencing
Horizontal slatted timber screens for a modern, contemporary garden boundary.
Concrete Posts & Gravel Boards
Concrete posts and gravel boards to stop timber rotting at ground level.
Fence Repairs
Replacing broken panels, posts or gravel boards on an existing fence line.
Fencing — Common Questions
Both — we're happy to replace a single damaged panel or post, or take on a full boundary fence replacement.
Feather-edge fencing uses individual overlapping boards fixed on site for extra strength and a tailored fit, while panel fencing uses pre-made sections that go up more quickly and cost less.
We can fit either, but generally recommend concrete posts and gravel boards as they don't rot at ground level, which is a big part of getting a longer lifespan out of the fence.
Up to 2 metres is generally permitted development, or 1 metre where the fence faces a road. We'll flag anything unusual about your specific property during the quote.