Fencing Contractors in Barton-upon-Humber

Dan fixed a sagging old gate by rehanging on new posts and swapping the latch. Cheap fix rather than pushing a full replacement.

Honest and appreciated.

Dan arrived when promised, walked the boundary with us and explained options without hard sell. He set posts deep, aligned rails perfectly and fitted a new gate that shuts cleanly.

Pricing matched the quote and he left a brief care note. It looks solid and tidy, which is all we wanted.

They removed the old fence, disposed of everything and left borders untouched. New line looks balanced.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping replaced storm damage quickly and handled disposal. Closeboard with gravel boards, crisp caps and a solid latch on the side gate.

The line is arrow straight and the whole garden feels finished again.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping replaced twenty metres of failing panels in a single tidy day. They protected the lawn with boards, kept tools organised and took everything away.

The new closeboard aligns perfectly with the path and the gravel boards will save the timber from soil splash. Communication was steady, invoice matched the quote and the neighbour has already asked for their details. Our garden feels calmer and more secure.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping matched our existing style and colour perfectly. No odd panels or gaps.

Gate lines up with the path and locks cleanly. Looks intentional.

Dan turned up cheerful despite the grey sky, measured twice and marked the line in chalk so we could agree it together. He recommended closeboard with gravel boards for our sloping plot, then set every post plumb.

The gate latch lands sweetly and the hinges don’t squeal. He even planed a whisker off the bottom so leaves won’t snag in autumn. The whole job felt unrushed yet efficient. We stood at the patio door after the first downpour and admired how settled it all looked.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping installed slatted screening to hide bins and the compost heap. It’s neat, breathable and matches our decking.

They finished it with tidy caps and left screws all pointing the same way, which my dad noticed immediately.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping took our fence from wobbly to reassuring in a day and a half. They cleared old posts, dug fresh holes and set concrete posts properly.

Closeboard panels run true along a slope that used to make everything look drunk. They even rescued a hedgehog that wandered near the work and shifted it gently to the flower bed. The garden feels quiet, private and finished. Value felt fair for the scale and the yard was spotless by tea time.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping built a neat bin screen near the drive. Slats echo our decking and the gate latch sits at a height the kids can’t reach.

They painted the heads to match and wiped the wall after. Small addition, big difference to the front. You can’t see the wheelie colours anymore.

Dan sorted a boundary that had wandered over decades. He measured with both neighbours present, sketched the agreement and got nods all round before digging.

Posts went exactly where drawn, panels stepped neatly and the new gate clears the cobbles without catching. He texted later to ask if the latch felt right and offered to tweak if needed. It didn’t. The street feels friendlier when work is handled that respectfully.

Dan suggested heavier rails near the football net and added gravel boards to handle stray shots. He set everything tight enough that the panels barely tremble when the ball hits.

My two are delighted and I’m relieved. He checked in after a windy night to make sure all was well. Top drawer service.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping replaced our tired panels with closeboard and gravel boards. Straight runs, snug posts and no mess left behind.

The garden feels private again and the dog has stopped finding gaps.

Dan rehung our gate on a new frame and trimmed for winter leaves. Closes smoothly now.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping handled a long shared boundary where tempers used to fray. They brought everyone into the chat, noted heights and positions, then worked without fuss.

Concrete posts, heavy rails, neat caps and a side gate that lines up with the path. The garden feels composed now, not thrown together. They swept the road, rinsed the kerb and left no stray screws in the gravel. It’s the kind of finish you stop noticing in the best way because it simply belongs.