Closeboard
Strong everyday privacy
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Raynes Park · Garden fencing
Fencing in Raynes Park
Boundaries built to stay upright.
We install and repair garden fencing in Raynes Park: closeboard, panel and slatted styles with concrete or timber posts, gravel boards and matching gates.
Free site survey · A quote tailored to your garden
Your garden, considered
A boundary that works for everyday life
A fence gives privacy, keeps children and pets in and frames the garden. Most fence problems start below ground: a post that has rotted or a footing that has moved. We look at the whole run before recommending repair or replacement.
We help you choose the style, height and post type, then remove the old fence, set new posts in concrete and fit the panels, boards and gates.
In Raynes Park, long side and rear boundaries are common. We check which boundaries are yours and plan gates for side access.
Details from our portfolio
Our latest project in Raynes Park
Photos from our closeboard fence replacement in Raynes Park (Raynes Park SW20). Every photo on this page is from that job.
Materials & possibilities
Choose a fence for the space, not just the photograph
We help you weigh privacy, appearance and durability.
A good repair starts at the post
When a fence leans or rattles, the posts and footings are usually the cause. We check every post on the run. Sometimes replacing a few posts and panels is enough; sometimes the whole line needs renewing.
From first ideas to finishing touches
A clear path to your finished garden.
Inspect the boundary
Check posts, panels, levels and access, and confirm the boundary line.
Agree the style
Choose height, style, posts and gates.
Install
Remove the old fence, set posts in concrete and fit panels or boards.
Finish
Check alignment, fit gate hardware and remove waste.
Documented project · Raynes Park SW20
Closeboard fence replacement in Raynes Park
This documented project is in Raynes Park. An old fence taken out and replaced in one day with new wooden posts, wooden gravel boards and four closeboard panels at 6ft high, supplied and installed for £1,300 including VAT. Read the full case study for photos, scope and timings.
Read the full case study: how we built itA complete quote, not a guess
What goes into a fencing quote?
Fencing is priced by length and height, the style and post type, plus removal of the old fence and any difficult ground such as old concrete footings or roots.
Request your free quote- Specification
- Style, height, posts, gravel boards and gates.
- Removal
- Old fence, post footings and waste.
- Ground & access
- Slopes, roots, concrete and how materials reach the garden.
Compare like for like. Check the quote names the style, post type, gravel boards, gate hardware, removal of the old fence and waste disposal.
Raynes Park · SW20
Fencing planned around your Raynes Park property
We take fencing enquiries across Raynes Park, including Wimbledon Chase, West Barnes and Cottenham Park. Raynes Park's Edwardian and interwar houses usually have good-sized rear gardens and front gardens with room for parking. Our base is in Norbury, SW16, about 5 miles from Raynes Park.
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Fencing in Raynes Park: your questions
Still deciding? Tell us about your garden and we can talk through the next step.
Read our warranty termsHow high can my fence be in Raynes Park?
Usually up to 2 metres without planning permission, or 1 metre beside a road or footpath. Conservation areas may have extra controls.
Concrete or timber posts?
Concrete posts last longer and do not rot. Timber posts suit some styles. We will explain the options for your fence.
Can you replace just a few panels?
Yes, if the posts are sound. If posts have failed, replacing panels alone will not fix the problem.
Who owns the fence?
Check your title deeds. If the fence is shared, agree the work with your neighbour first.
Do you cover all of Raynes Park?
Yes. We work across Raynes Park (SW20), including Wimbledon Chase, West Barnes and Cottenham Park, and nearby areas such as New Malden and Wimbledon Village. Our base is in Norbury, SW16, about 5 miles from Raynes Park.
Let's make a start
Your next chapter
starts in the garden.
Tell us about your fencing project in Raynes Park. We will get in touch to discuss your ideas and the next step towards a site survey.
020 3633 5529 info@finelandscape.co.ukFine Landscaping
31 Tylecroft Road, Norbury, London SW16 4BL
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