Fence repairs & storm damage.

Fences come down in the night, usually in February, usually when the garden is open to a dog or a road. We take 24-hour call-outs for exactly that, and a lot of our work is a quick make-safe followed by a proper repair once the weather calms down.

Repairs are also where you find out whether a fence is worth saving. If two posts have gone in a twenty-year-old run, replacing those two is money well spent. If the whole line is rotted at ground level, patching it is throwing money away — and we'd rather tell you that than sell you six months.

10% off Winter offer. Mention TBL10 when you enquire — fencing enquiries until 31 December.

Fence damaged in the wind? Do this first.

1. Make it safe. Keep children and pets away from leaning or broken panels, and don't try to hold a falling run up by hand. Loose panels and snapped posts can move without warning in a gust.
2. Photograph it before anything is moved. A wide shot of the whole run and close-ups of the break. If you might claim, your insurer will want them.
3. Check your cover. Some buildings policies cover storm damage to fences, usually with an excess. Worth knowing before you decide between a patch and a replacement.
4. Send us the photos. WhatsApp them to 07554 422214 or ring, and we'll see what we're dealing with before we arrive. If it needs making safe today, we'll tell you straight away whether we can get there.

What's included

• Same-day make-safe so the garden is secure again
• Single panel and single post replacements — no minimum job
• Snapped and rotten posts replaced without taking the whole run down
• Leaning runs straightened and re-fixed
• Concrete gravel boards fitted to stop the same rot happening again
• Honest call on repair versus replace, before any work starts

Common questions

Fence repairs & storm damage near you

We cover Morden and everywhere within a short run of it. Pick your area for what's specific to it: