New fence lines and fresh turf to finish the garden properly — either after tree work has cleared the ground, or as a standalone rebuild of tired, sagging or bare boundaries.
10+ years' experience · Fully qualified & ticketed · Free site visits · Guarantee on every job.
Overview
New fencing (posts, rails, boards or panels) and turfing (ground preparation and laying fresh lawn turf). We offer these because tree work often leaves the ground and the boundary in need of a proper finish — it's better for the client to have one crew handle the whole job than to juggle three trades.
Homeowners rebuilding tired boundaries; anyone whose fence has finally given up; clients wanting a new lawn after a tree has come down or a stump has been ground out; and landlords getting a property back into rentable condition.
Fencing is essentially year-round work as long as ground conditions are reasonable. Turfing is best carried out in autumn and spring when conditions favour rooting-in; summer turfing is fine with regular watering.
After a tree removal or hedge clearance, ground can be uneven, boundaries can be exposed for the first time in years, and lawns can be patchy or absent. Bringing in a separate fencing contractor and a separate landscaper — each starting from scratch — is slow, expensive and often uncoordinated. Handling it as an extension of the tree work is simpler and cleaner.
What happens if it's ignored
A half-finished garden is a project you keep meaning to sort — and gradually stop enjoying using.
Old, wobbling posts eventually fail in a strong wind — usually on the coldest, wettest weekend of the year.
Ground left un-turfed after tree or stump work becomes weeds, then puddles, then permanent mud.
Failed fencing is a security risk, a pet risk, and often a boundary-dispute risk with neighbours.
Patching a section here and reseeding a patch there costs more over 3 years than doing the job properly once.
Turf laid over uneven ground or unfinished stump grindings sinks, dies and needs redoing.
The two most common mistakes we see are laying turf onto poorly prepared ground (compacted, un-graded, still full of roots) and putting new fence panels onto existing rotten posts because 'it looks fine from a distance'. Both are false economies.
Our Process
We look at the boundary or lawn area, agree scope (fence type and height, turf area and grade), and confirm access and levels.
For fencing — old materials removed, post positions marked, service checks done. For turfing — ground graded, cleared, cultivated and prepared.
Standard timber panel fencing (concrete or timber posts), close-board, or featheredge — you choose. Cultivated turf sourced from a reputable UK grower.
Fences installed to line and level with proper concreting where required. Turf laid tightly, edges trimmed, and initial watering done.
You get clear watering and settling-in guidance for new turf, and a solid, plumb fence line. Guarantee on every job.
Why it's worth doing properly
Tree work, fencing and turfing coordinated so the garden is genuinely finished when we leave.
Turf laid on properly cultivated, graded ground — not straight over compacted soil.
Posts set correctly, panels aligned, no sagging within months.
No waiting weeks between one contractor leaving and the next arriving.
You know the total number before we start.
Every job carries a guarantee — if something isn't right, we come back.
In detail
Methods, materials, variations and the specific situations this service applies to — so you know exactly what you're paying for.
Most residential fencing falls into a handful of standard types.
After a stump has been ground out or a tree has come down, the ground usually needs to be levelled, cleared of remaining root fragments, cultivated and topped with a shallow layer of good topsoil before turf goes down. Skipping any of those steps produces the classic 'lumpy, patchy new lawn' — worth doing right the first time.
Where fencing or turfing follows tree work on the same site, we sequence the whole job in one continuous programme — trees down, stumps out, ground graded, fence in, turf laid. Everything sits at the correct final level and you don't pay one crew to fix what the last one left.
For homeowners, this is usually a one-off rebuild after tree work or storm damage. For landlords, letting agents and commercial premises, we can carry out repeat rounds of boundary and grounds maintenance on a scheduled basis, with a single point of contact for everything from a fallen limb to a re-laid front lawn.
Recent work
Recent projects across Amersham and the surrounding Buckinghamshire villages.
FAQ
Don't see yours? Give us a call on 07777 722212 — happy to talk it through.
No — we're happy to quote for standalone fencing or turfing jobs anywhere in Amersham and the surrounding areas.
Priced per linear metre, based on fence type, post specification and access. We visit for free and give you a fixed written quote.
Priced per square metre based on ground condition, prep required and access. Free site visit and fixed quote.
Autumn and spring are ideal. Summer laying is fine but needs consistent watering. Winter laying is possible when the ground isn't frozen or waterlogged.
Yes — all old panels, posts and rubble are removed under our Environment Agency waste carrier registration.
Yes. We can match existing fence types, heights and post spacing where you're only replacing part of a run.
Usually 2–3 weeks with gentle watering before regular foot traffic. We'll give you clear aftercare guidance on the day.
Yes. Every job we complete carries a guarantee.
Local Amersham team. Fully qualified & ticketed. Registered Waste Carrier. Guarantee on every job. Fixed written price before we start.
