Fencing Contractors in Malton

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.

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.

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.

The team set posts in firm concrete and added gravel boards so soil won’t rot the timber. Dead straight run, smart finish and a fair price.

Dan checked where cables ran before digging, then marked safe zones so nothing got nicked. The finished fence is straight, secure and sits flush to the wall.

He left a short aftercare note which was handy. Professional from first knock to last sweep.

Dan sorted a boundary where fences stepped oddly between properties. He ran a string line, got both neighbours on side and kept the panels consistent.

The result looks like one planned garden rather than three arguments. Calm bloke who knows his craft.

They handled a shared boundary calmly. Posts plumb, rails tight, caps lined.

No drama with neighbours and no mess left behind.

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

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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping built a picket fence for the front. It frames the path, keeps the dog in and looks welcoming.

Paint finish is even and smooth.

Dan arrived on time, checked the boundary with us and set new concrete posts dead plumb. Panels slid in perfectly.

Gate now shuts with a satisfying click. Solid work and friendly chat.

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 stepped the fence neatly across our lumpy lawn so the top reads level from the kitchen. Posts are firm, boards tight and the compost corner finally hides away.

He followed up by text after the first windy night which was reassuring. Looks built to last.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping replaced rotten panels with closeboard. Straight run, clean caps and a swept path.

Garden feels secure again.

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