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Garden Fencing Oxfordshire
Leading Garden Fencing Specialists in Oxfordshire
Fencing can be the perfect finishing touch for your Oxfordshire home. Creative Driveways & Patios Ltd supplies and fits high quality fencing for gardens, patios, and driveways.
Traditional wooden fencing is a popular addition to any Oxfordshire garden or outdoor space and is often required as boundaries between properties. Fencing provides privacy for areas that are overlooked and adds an extra level of security to your home.
Local Fencing Contractors Oxfordshire
Our highly skilled team of Oxfordshire fencing installers has many years of experience fitting wooden fencing in the local area. If you are thinking about a new fence for your Oxfordshire property, talk to us for some free design ideas.
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There are many styles of traditional fence panel available in a range of heights, widths, and thicknesses to suit any budget. Posts can be provided in wood or concrete depending on the style you want to achieve. Oxfordshire bespoke fencing can be designed to suit your needs if you don’t fancy an “off-the-peg” solution.
Our wooden fencing in Oxfordshire includes:
- Close board
- Larch-Lap Panel Fencing
- Timber Palisade / Picket Fencing
- Slated Fence panels
- Hit & Miss Fencing
- Post & rail
- Contemporary fencing
- Feather Edge fencing
We recommend all wood used for new fences in Oxfordshire is supplied “tanalised” to ensure the optimum longevity. This pressure treatment process gives a 15–20-year lifespan to soft woods used in fencing and is especially useful for kick boards that remain in contact with the damp ground.
Whether you need a small area of fencing repaired or your whole garden fitted with a new fence, we can advise the best options for your Oxfordshire property.
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Most of our work comes from recommendation by existing customers, which is a testament to our level of service and workmanship.
Our clients benefit from a skilled workforce with a track record of integrity and professionalism and all our drainage and groundworks services are of high quality and cost effective.
With public liability insurance, competitive prices, and our guarantees, we remain the preferred groundworks and drainage contractors in Oxfordshire.
You can rely on our expertise and professionalism when it comes to quality drainage solutions.
- Qualified and experienced staff
- All work guaranteed
- No call out charges
- Competitive local pricing
- Free site surveys
- No obligation quotations
- Fully insured local company
- Reliable, trusted, and friendly staff
- Installation, maintenance, and repairs
- Highly recommended
FAQs for Garden Fencing & Landscaping in Oxfordshire
You will rarely need planning permission to erect a fence for a normal family home, but the general rules are as follows:
- The fence is not taller than a total of 2 metres
- If you are replacing an existing fence that is already over 2 metres, the new fence should be no higher
- If the fence is next to a highway or footpath alongside a highway, then the fence should be no higher than 1 metre
- The right to erect a fence hasn’t been removed by another direction or planning condition.
You cannot do anything with a fence that’s owned by your neighbour. That includes putting a trellis, hanging baskets, painting, staining, or using preservative. Ridiculous as it may sound, anything that you do to your neighbours’ fence, whether it improves it or not, could be construed as criminal damage.
Now there’s a question! The only sure way to know is if ownership is marked on the deeds for the property. Remarkably, the question is rarely asked before purchase and the subject only comes up when action is required to make changes to the fence. When there is no clear answer regarding who owns the fence, then it relies on common sense and communication.
To avoid running into trouble with planning or upsetting the neighbours, keep your fence under 2 metres in total. There are additional rules that apply if your fence is on a road or path along a road, so you check those. If these rules apply, you may be restricted to 1 metre.
If the trellis takes the fence to over 2 metres, then officially you cannot put a trellis on top. There are arguments about whether the trellis is part of the fence but for the definitive answer you may have to check with your local planning department.
Costs will vary depending on the size of your garden, the type and style of fencing chosen, how accessible your garden is and the length of time it may take. No two garden fencing jobs are the same. Call us and we will be happy to provide a free site survey and a no obligation quote.
You do. It’s your fence and you can do what you like with it. The idea that you have to give your neighbour the best side of the fence is a myth.
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Creative Driveways & Patios Ltd is here to help and can provide you with a free, no obligation quote for your block paving requirements.
All our work is carried out by a dedicated team of specialists who have installed hundreds of driveways, patios and other landscaping projects across Oxfordshire and beyond. Using only the best materials, equipment and installation techniques, all our work conforms to British Standards and is fully guaranteed.
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