Garden Fencing in Stanford-Le-Hope

Have you ever noticed how wooden fence posts always seem to snap right at the ground level? That's because the soil stays damp, and the wood eventually gives up. To stop this from happening, we often recommend using reinforced concrete posts and concrete gravel boards. The gravel board sits right under the wooden panel, keeping it off the wet mud and significantly extending its life. It might cost a tiny bit more upfront, but you'll thank yourself in ten years when your fence is still standing tall while others are rotting away. Of course, if you prefer the look of all-natural timber, we can certainly do that too—we just make sure everything is set deep in plenty of Postcrete for a rock-solid finish.