Fencing Contractors in Broughton

We wanted a friendly front picket rather than a fortress. They measured around the curve of the border and set a soft arch that suits the cottage.

The gate swings freely and clears the wheelbarrow without a shuffle. Fixings sit flush, paint looks even and the path reads wider. Our terrier has given up on jailbreaks which is a relief. The whole frontage feels welcoming again and the postie commented on it, which made my morning.

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

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 checked for cables before digging, marked safe zones with chalk and talked us through the plan. Panels now sit tight, the gate closes with a soft click and the alley looks wider.

He texted later to make sure we were happy. Professional attitude and a steady pair of hands.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping worked quietly, kept radios low and swept the pavement. Fence looks like it’s always been there.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping installed picket to the front with a curved top that echoes our bay window. It makes the cottage look cheerful and still keeps the terrier in.

They placed the gate for easy wheelbarrow runs and left spare paint for touch ups. Friendly people, tidy site, happy house.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping swapped flimsy lap panels for closeboard on our windy corner. Concrete posts now sit plumb, caps finish the look and the alleyway feels safer.

The crew were polite, stacked materials neatly and kept noise sensible. For the price, the uplift is huge and the place looks cared for again.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping removed a concrete post nightmare from the eighties and reset the line with timber and gravel boards. The new run looks gentle rather than industrial.

They tidied as they went, stacked offcuts and swept the alley. Price matched the quote and the garden feels calm again.

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 suggested slatted screens by the patio so light still reaches the kitchen. He fitted them with tidy spacers and colour matched screws.

The result looks modern without feeling cold. He checked we liked the height before fixing the last section. Subtle change, big improvement to evenings outside.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping suggested closeboard for wind. Solid result, quiet in gusts and the cat has stopped slipping through gaps.

Happy days.

They added gravel boards to protect timber from soil splash and trimmed to the hedge neatly. Looks intentional rather than patched.

We needed noise reduction along a busy lane. Dan recommended heavier boards with staggered joints and gravel boards to keep soil off.

The difference is real. You still hear cars but it’s a hum, not a shout. Clean lines and a fair invoice.

We had awkward roots near the old fence. Dan adjusted post positions to avoid harm and still kept panels aligned.

He explained options clearly and stuck to the quoted figure. Great experience.

Dan sorted a boundary dispute kindly and clearly. He measured with everyone present, explained the legal height, then drew a small sketch we all signed.

Posts went in exactly where agreed. The finished closeboard looks balanced from both sides and the lane stays passable. The calm way he handled people was worth the fee alone.