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We use only the highest quality timber and composite materials for lasting beauty and performance
Our skilled team brings years of experience to every project, ensuring flawless execution
Custom solutions tailored to your property's unique characteristics and your personal style
From initial consultation to final inspection, we manage every aspect of your project
Great job done. Had a fence replaced and a new gate built. Guys were friendly and professional keeping me updated at every point of the job and cleared up all the mess. Really happy with the work and getting them back to do another job next month. Would highly recommend.
Claire Smith
Had my fence done by G64 Fencing. they were brilliant to deal with, polite & professional, would 10/10 definitely recommend to anyone looking to get work done. thanks guys
Stephen Gray
Just had some decking replaced and really happy with it - job done quickly. Communication been great. Would use them again
Margaret Cowan
How long does a typical fencing or decking project
Project duration varies depending on the size and complexity of the job. A standard residential fence installation typically takes 1-3 days, while larger commercial projects or custom decking may take 1-2 weeks. We'll provide a more accurate timeline during your free consultation.
In most cases, you don't need planning permission for fences under 2 meters high. However, there are exceptions, such as if your property is listed or in a conservation area. We're familiar with local regulations and can advise you during the planning process.
Maintenance depends on the material. Timber fencing may require occasional staining or sealing, while composite materials are virtually maintenance-free. We provide all clients with care instructions specific to their installation. Generally, periodic cleaning and checking for damage after severe weather are good practices for all fencing types.
Regulations may differ between local authorities which is why it is important to check online. In Scotland, the rules are the same with residents able to build fences of up to two metres without a permit as long as they are not facing a road and are not within the boundary of a listed property among other rules.
The easiest way to work out the ownership of a fence is to take a look at the title plans of your home. These documents might show boundary ownership, especially if the property is fairly modern. On the plans, ownership is indicated by a symbol that looks like a 'T' marked on one or both sides of a boundary.