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Fencing & Structures in Leicester

From acoustic panels to decorative cedar slats, fencing that frames your outdoor space and stands the weather.

About our fencing and structures service

Closeboard, featheredge, hit-and-miss, slatted, picket, if you can describe it, we can build it. We dig in concrete-set posts (no "sat on top" trips), use treated UK softwood as standard and finish with end-grain protectors so panels don't wick. We also build pergolas, sleeper retaining walls and decking with the same eye for joinery.

We Cover All Aspects of Fencing & Structures

  • Slatted, closeboard & decorative panels
  • Sleeper walls & raised beds
  • Decking, pergolas & screens

Get a Fencing & Structures quote

Call 0116 239 2170 or send a note through the form, I will come back to you as soon as possible.

Fencing & Structures: common questions

Browse the wider landscaping FAQs if you're after general planning & pricing questions.

What garden structures can be included in a landscaping project?

Garden structures can include fencing, gates, pergolas, raised beds, screens, decking, seating areas and other built features. These elements can improve privacy, structure and usability. They often work best when planned alongside patios, planting, lawns and the wider garden layout.

Can fencing and structures be part of a garden design?

Yes, fencing and structures are often important parts of garden design. They can help define areas, improve privacy, create shade, support planting and make the garden more usable. Planning them early helps the whole garden feel more connected and finished.

What should I consider before adding a pergola or garden structure?

Before adding a pergola or garden structure, consider the position, size, shade, privacy, materials, maintenance and how it will be used. It should fit naturally with the rest of the garden and not make the space feel crowded or awkward.

Can garden structures improve privacy?

Yes, garden structures can help improve privacy when planned carefully. Fencing, screens, pergolas and planting can all be used to reduce overlooking and make seating areas feel more comfortable. The best solution depends on the garden layout and where privacy is needed most.

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