Those narrow alleyways between Cheam's terraced properties deserve proper boundaries. Panel fencing transforms awkward spaces into private sanctuaries, whether you're tackling a sloping Worcester Park border or securing a family garden near Nonsuch Park.
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Cheam's mix of Edwardian semis and post-war developments creates unique fencing challenges. Standard panels rarely fit those quirky plot shapes where old meets new. Local installers understand how SM3's clay soil shifts seasonally, affecting post stability. Years of working around mature oak roots near Cheam Common taught us when to adjust standard depths.
Concrete posts sink differently in the heavy London clay found throughout SM2. Gravel boards prevent that telltale rotting where panels meet damp earth - essential given our annual rainfall. European larch panels withstand southwest winds better than cheaper alternatives. Pre-treatment extends lifespan considerably when facing Sutton's unpredictable weather patterns.
Twenty years securing gardens from North Cheam to Belmont means knowing every soil type. Neighbours recommend neighbours here - that's how reputations build in SM postcode areas.
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Average three-bed properties in SM3 usually need 15-20 panels, costing £1,800-£2,600 including concrete posts and gravel boards. Corner plots near Ewell Road might reach £3,200 due to extra length.
Daily installations span SM2 and SM3, plus neighbouring Worcester Park, Stoneleigh, and central Sutton. Regular projects stretch from Nonsuch school grounds to Cheam Village.
Standard semi-detached properties complete within 2-3 days. Larger detached homes around Cheam Park might need 4-5 days, weather permitting.
Decade-long coverage protects against post movement and panel warping. Annual checks included for clay soil areas where ground shift occurs. Materials carry separate manufacturer warranties.
Stepped installations handle most SM3 gradients effectively. Panels follow ground contours using varied post heights - particularly common near railway embankments. Custom cutting ensures neat finishes where standard drops don't match.
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