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Damaged Timber Fence Repair / replacement
Existing timber fence above a stone boundary wall has become badly damaged, with several panels/boards broken, missing and leaning. Some sections have gaps and appear unstable.
Looking for a contractor to assess the fence and provide a quote to repair or replace the damaged sections, ideally reusing the existing stone wall where possible. Please advise whether the timber sections can be repaired or if a full rebuild is required. Please quote for both repair and full replacement if possible

Fences, gates and shed roof
2 fences, one at the front of the house 175cm long 35cm high including gate. Back fence 609cm long 75cm high. Shed also needs re-felting (measurements on request - it’s a bit cold at the min)

Fence repair
Wooden panel fencing.. there is a split between 2 fence sections that needs to fixed and align both the sides which are bent back due to wind

Replace One Weak Timber Fence Post
I’m looking for an experienced handyman/fencing professional to replace one weak and deteriorated timber fence post in my garden.
As shown in the photos, the existing post has become weak and is no longer providing proper support to the fences. A large rock is currently being used as temporary support, but this will be removed before the job.
I have already purchased the new replacement timber post (shown in the photos) and Postcrete, ready for installation.
The job involves:
- Removing the existing weak/old fence post.
- Digging out/preparing the ground for the new post.
- Positioning the new post correctly and ensuring it is straight, level and securely aligned with the existing fences.
- Using the supplied Postcrete to firmly set the new post into the ground.
- Ensuring the fences are properly supported and secure once completed.
- Leaving the area tidy afterwards.
Tools/materials
I will provide the new timber post, Postcrete, shovel and digging/pick tool if required.
Please bring your own appropriate tools/equipment for safely removing the old post, digging and accurately installing the new one.
This is a straightforward job involving one fence post only. No fence panels need replacing.
Please only make an offer if you have the experience to complete the job securely and professionally.
Budget: £70

New composite fencing and a composite gate
I’m looking for someone to install composite fencing and a composite gate in my garden.
The garden has three sides (10m × 5m × 10m), and the work required is as follows:
1. Right-hand side
There are 4.5 existing wooden panels that need replacing with composite fencing at the same height.
The panel closest to the house is taller for privacy, and I’d like this height maintained.
The posts are already in place.
The concrete kickboard is also in place but will need re‑aligning.
2. Back boundary
A new post is required, matching the height of the right-hand side.
There is currently a single gate and a double driveway gate.
The single gate should be replaced with a new composite gate.
The double driveway gate should be removed and replaced with composite fencing.
3. Left-hand side
There is an old chain-link fence with steel posts that will need removing.
New posts, kickboard, and composite fencing are required to match the right-hand side.
As with the other side, the first panel next to the house should be taller for added privacy.
Please note that the bushes and hedges on the left shown in the photos will be removed by us beforehand to help make the installation easier.
Additional requirement
Please ensure that when installing the composite boards, there is adequate expansion room within the U‑channels installed in the concrete post so the caps don’t pop off during hot weather.
