Fencing
Fencing Services by Handyman Plus Van
When it comes to fencing, not all handyman services are created equal. At Handyman Plus Van, I bring not just skill but the physical strength and endurance required for the heavy-duty tasks involved in fencing and groundwork. Standing tall at 193 cm and weighing in at 110 kg of solid, hardworking muscle, I am built for handling the toughest jobs, including digging post holes, securing concrete footings, and installing sturdy fencing panels. Whether it's wooden fencing or more durable materials, I ensure every project meets building regulations and exceeds customer expectations.
Why Choose Me for Your Fencing Needs?
Strength Meets Expertise: My size and build mean I can handle heavy materials and intensive groundwork with ease, so you don’t have to worry about delays or challenges with labor.
Attention to Detail: I follow strict building regulations to ensure your fencing is not only durable and secure but also compliant with legal standards.
Tailored Solutions: I can help you choose the right type of fencing for your property, whether it’s for added privacy, aesthetics, or security.
Built to Last: Using high-quality materials and proven techniques, I ensure your fence will stand strong against weather and time.
Types of Wooden Fencing I Build:
Closeboard Fencing: Perfect for privacy and security, this type of fencing is robust and durable. Ideal for residential gardens.
Picket Fencing: Aesthetic and charming, this works well for front gardens and boundary markers.
Feather Edge Fencing: Strong and versatile, great for sloping gardens or uneven ground.
Panel Fencing: Easy to install and replace, panel fences are an excellent option for larger gardens.
Post-and-Rail Fencing: Perfect for rural properties or agricultural use, offering a traditional and open appearance.
Understanding Building Regulations for Fencing
When installing fencing, compliance with UK building regulations is essential. Here’s a quick guide to the dos and don’ts:
Height Restrictions
Fences in front of your property (facing a road) cannot exceed 1 meter in height without planning permission.
For fencing at the side or back of your property, the maximum height is 2 meters unless permission is granted.
Boundary Placement
Fences must be placed within your property boundary. If you’re unsure, it’s best to confirm the boundary line to avoid disputes with neighbors.
Always check your property deeds for any restrictions regarding fence height, placement, or type.
Structural Stability
Fence posts must be securely installed with proper footings, typically using postcrete or concrete, to prevent movement over time.
The use of weather-resistant timber and appropriate treatments ensures the longevity of your fence.
Drainage Considerations
Fencing should not block natural drainage pathways. I assess your site to ensure water can flow freely and avoid issues like pooling or dampness.
Why Building Regulations Matter
Adhering to building regulations isn’t just about avoiding fines or disputes—it’s about ensuring safety, durability, and the best investment for your property. With my experience and attention to detail, you can trust that your fencing will comply with all legal requirements while looking fantastic.
Ready to Fence It In?
Whether it’s a small garden fence or a large-scale boundary project, I’m here to help. With my expertise, strength, and commitment to quality, you can be confident your fencing project is in the best hands.
👉 Email me today at iancroasdell@gmail.com to discuss your fencing needs and get a tailored quote. Together, we’ll build something that stands the test of time!