From replacing a couple of fence panels to installing a brand new deck, we handle the structural side of your garden too. Solid workmanship, treated timber, neat finish, and the same friendly local service you get on every other job.
What's included with our decking & fencing
- New fence panels, posts and gates
- Storm-damage repairs and replacements
- New decking installations
- Decking cleaning, treatment and repairs
- Treated timber for long life
- All clean-up and waste removal included
Decking & Fencing across Derby
We carry out decking & fencing right across Derby and the surrounding villages, including Allestree, Darley Abbey, Quarndon, Duffield, Mickleover, Littleover, Mackworth, Belper, Spondon and Oakwood. Wherever you are, we'll come and have a look, give you an honest quote, and book in at a time that suits you. See the full list of areas we cover.
How it works
- Get in touch. Call 07404 207440 or send a quote request.
- Free site visit. We'll come and look at the garden, usually within a day or two.
- Clear written quote. Emailed across the same day. No pressure, no hard sell.
- Job done properly. All waste taken away, garden left tidy.
Decking & Fencing FAQs
How long does it take to replace a fence panel?
A single fence panel replacement is usually a one-hour job. A full run of panels and posts along a typical Derby garden boundary is normally completed in a day, depending on access and how the existing posts have weathered.
Do you use treated timber?
Yes, always. We use pressure-treated timber for panels, posts, deck boards and joists so they last as long as possible in our British weather.
Can you repair storm-damaged fences?
Yes. After every winter storm we get plenty of calls for damaged fences across Derby. We can usually get out for a quote within a day or two and replace damaged panels and posts quickly.
How long does a new deck last?
A properly installed deck using treated timber, with annual cleaning and a re-treat every couple of years, will typically last ten to fifteen years. Composite decking lasts longer but costs more upfront.
Free, no-obligation quote
Tell us a bit about your garden and we'll get back to you the same day.