Fencing in Orpington — London Borough of Bromley

Around Orpington the boundaries range from standard suburban garden fencing to long, semi-rural runs towards Chelsfield and Farnborough where post-and-rail and stock fencing make more sense than panels.
On open or field-edge boundaries, post-and-rail is cheaper over distance, survives wind far better and keeps the outlook. Panels on an exposed run are usually a false economy.
Wind loading is the main enemy on open plots. Deeper post fixing, concrete posts and, where privacy allows, a slatted panel that lets air through all extend the life of the fence.
We take on repair work as well as full replacements — refixing rails, replacing individual boards and resetting posts where the rest of the run is still good.
Full detail on materials and build-up is on our fencing page, and more about the area on our Orpington page.
Post-and-rail or a slatted fence with gaps, on concrete or substantial pressure-treated posts set deep. Solid close-board on an exposed line acts like a sail, and it is the fences with no airflow that come down in a gale.
How this work is actually built, and what to check on a quote.
Close board, lap panel, featheredge and picket fencing compared — strength, lifespan, exposure, repairability and which posts suit each.
When a fence can be repaired and when it should be replaced: snapped posts, rotten gravel boards, leaning runs and storm damage.
Call +44 7847 037606 or send us the details and we will come and measure up.