A fence installation should be a straightforward, no-surprises job — and it is, when it is planned and priced properly up front. Here is exactly how a BP Contracting installation across South Wales works.
It starts with a free site visit. Ben comes out, measures the run, checks the ground and the access, talks through the fence type that suits your garden and budget, and flags anything that needs thinking about — sloping ground, a shared boundary, planning height near a road. You then get a written, itemised fixed price with the materials spelled out, so there are no surprises halfway through.
On installation day the work goes in order: posts dug to the right depth and concreted, left to set, then rails, gravel boards and the boards or panels strained tight and run true. Most domestic fences are a one or two-day job — a small level run in a day, a longer boundary, a slope or gates pushing it to two. Ben gives you a realistic timescale with the quote rather than promising one day and rushing the groundwork.
At the end the site is cleared, the old fence and spoil taken away if that was agreed, and you are left with a fence that is straight, solid and built to last — not a pile of offcuts and a fence that leans by Christmas. One person, one price, one standard, start to finish.
Most domestic garden fences are a one to two-day job. A small, level run in easy ground can be done in a day; a longer boundary, sloping or rocky ground, or gates and corners push it to two days or a little more. Ben gives a realistic timescale with the quote.
Yes — removing and disposing of the old fence and posts can be included in the quote if you want it. Ben will price it in and clear the site at the end, so you are not left with the old boundary to get rid of yourself.
Ben measures the run, checks the ground and access, talks through the fence types that suit the garden and budget, flags anything like planning height or a shared boundary, and then gives you a written, itemised fixed price. It is free, with no call-out fee and no obligation.
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No call-out fee, no obligation. Tell Ben what you are after and he will arrange a free site visit, then quote you a fixed price.