Fencing Contractors in Selby

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping suggested composite for the wet side of the garden. No staining needed, just a wipe.

Panels look sleek, posts are rock steady and the bin area finally hides away.

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.

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.

Dan adjusted height so we kept privacy without losing light. He explained options clearly and stuck to the quote.

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

Garden feels secure again.

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 installed picket to the front and closeboard to the side, tying both with a neat corner post. It reads like one design.

They worked through showers without trampling beds and finished early. We feel comfortable letting the kids play out again and the spaniel stays put.

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.

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 set gravel boards to keep soil off timber and capped neatly. Boundary reads tidy from the kitchen.

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

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

No drama with neighbours and no mess left behind.

They checked neighbour levels first, then set a true line. Finished early and left the lane spotless.