Closeboard & panel fencing
Everyday privacy
Vertical timber boards or panel systems create a defined garden boundary. We discuss panel construction, post material and how the fence meets the ground, so you can compare complete specifications.
Streatham · Garden fencing & repairs
Fencing in Streatham
A little more privacy. A lot more garden.
From replacing a tired boundary to giving a courtyard a fresh finish, we install and repair garden fencing with the posts, gates and small details considered from the start.
Free site survey · A quote tailored to your garden
Your garden, considered
A boundary that works for everyday life
Your fence frames the garden, but it also has a practical job: privacy, a clear edge and a usable entrance. Our fencing service in Streatham brings together replacement panels, posts, gravel boards and gates, whether you need a short repair or a complete new run.
Before suggesting a style, we look at what is already there. A loose panel can be a symptom of a failed post or an unstable foundation. Replacing the visible part alone may leave the real problem untouched. The survey helps distinguish a worthwhile repair from a boundary that is ready to be rebuilt.
For a compact Streatham garden, the finish on the inside of the fence matters as much as the view from outside. We can discuss board direction, screening, planting space and how a gate will open without blocking a path. Access through narrow passages or the home is included in the planning conversation.
Details from our portfolio
Privacy can look good, too
These fencing photographs are selected from our wider portfolio. They illustrate styles and construction details, rather than claiming that every installation is in Streatham.
Materials & possibilities
Choose a fence for the space, not just the photograph
We will help you weigh privacy, appearance and repairability. The right post and support arrangement is part of that choice, not an optional finishing touch.
A good repair starts at the post
When fencing leans, rattles or drops, we check posts, rails and fixings as well as the panels. A sound neighbouring section may be worth retaining, while a decayed post needs a different solution from a broken board. Tell us which sections are affected and send wide photographs if possible. We will confirm what needs attention on site and identify the removal work in the quotation.
From first ideas to finishing touches
A clear path to your finished garden.
Inspect the boundary
Discuss the fence line, access, existing damage, planting and the position of any gates.
Agree the style & scope
Choose the height, panel or board arrangement, posts and gate details. Confirm who is responsible for the boundary before work starts.
Prepare & install
Remove the agreed sections, prepare foundations and fit the new posts, fencing and gate hardware.
Finish & check
Check alignment, gate movement and the agreed finish, then discuss timber care and removal of the installation waste.
Documented project · Streatham SW16
A Streatham garden, brought together
Our published Gemma project in Streatham includes new fencing and a gate alongside a patio, raised brick beds and driveway work. The case study shows why it helps to plan boundaries with paths, entrances and the rest of the garden—not only as a row of panels.
See the Streatham case studyA complete quote, not a guess
What goes into a fencing quote?
The length of the boundary is a starting point, not the complete price. Old concrete foundations, a change of level or a new gate can affect the work considerably. We quote after reviewing the site and the style you want, so the installation and preparation are considered together.
Request your free quote- Fence specification
- The style, height, total run, posts, gravel boards and gates.
- Ground & removal
- Existing post foundations, old panels, roots and clearance.
- Access & finishing
- Material handling, changes in level, waste removal and the agreed finish.
Compare like for like. Check that your quote names the panel or board style, post type, gravel boards, gate hardware, old fence removal and waste disposal. Ask whether VAT is included and which items, if any, are excluded.
Streatham · SW16
Fencing planned around your Streatham property
We take fencing enquiries across Streatham, including Streatham Hill, Streatham Common and Streatham Vale. Our business is based in Norbury, SW16. Share the full postcode and any parking or access restrictions when you enquire so the visit can be planned around your property.
Explore our service areasA few useful answers
Fencing in Streatham: your questions
Still deciding? Tell us about your garden and we can talk through the next step.
Read our warranty termsCan you replace just one damaged fence panel?
Yes, where the surrounding posts and supporting parts are in suitable condition. We check dimensions and compatibility before recommending a panel. If a post has failed, replacing the panel alone will not address the problem, so the quote should include the necessary support work.
Do you offer fencing repairs in Streatham?
We assess loose panels, damaged boards, posts and gate problems. Send photographs of the affected section and the full fence line to help explain the issue. Whether repair is worthwhile depends on the condition of the remaining timber and foundations.
Should I choose timber or concrete posts?
The choice depends on appearance, the fence system and the ground conditions. Concrete posts work with compatible panel systems, while timber posts can give a more consistent all-timber finish. We will explain the proposed fixing arrangement and care needs in the specification.
Can you fit a matching side gate?
A gate can be included in a new fence or discussed as a separate replacement. We measure the opening and consider the direction of swing, the path level and the latch or lock requirements. Gate posts and hardware should be included in the quote.
Will you take the old fence away?
Removal and disposal can be included in the agreed work. Please mention sheds, climbing plants, cables or other items attached to the fence before the visit. Your quotation should make clear what is being removed and what will remain.
Who decides where a shared fence goes?
The customer needs to establish the boundary position and authority to carry out the work. We can discuss the practical installation line, but a site survey does not settle ownership or a boundary dispute. Resolve uncertainty with the relevant owner or adviser before installation.
Let's make a start
Your next chapter
starts in the garden.
Tell us about your fencing project in Streatham. 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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