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Fence Installation Leeds
Our team are fully trained in installing various types of fencing to the highest standards. From timber to metal railings, all fence installation Leeds are built by RightScapes are quality assured.
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With a keen eye for detail, trust RightScapes to deliver the best possible results time after time.
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Our fully trained and qualified Leeds-based teams will deliver you unparalleled results.
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What we do
Fence installation Leeds
We strive to use the best materials for purpose and understand the importance of assisting you in finding exactly what you are looking for in a fence.
Choosing the right fence materials and design to suit your requirements and taste can be difficult with a wide range to choose from, whether it’s creating a more spacious feel with a discrete fence or a more prominent boundary to create a screen between neighbours, we can help assist you.
If you are unsure what would be suitable for your outdoor space and require our friendly advice, feel free to contact us and arrange a free consultation and survey.
Options
Types of fencing
Timber fence
Timber fences have a soft warmer appearance than other fence materials, with many styles to choose from it’s easy to find something which fits your personal taste and suits your outdoor living area.
All timber products used by RightScapes are first class pressure treated from sustainable, responsible, managed forests that are replanted after they are harvested.
Timber/Concrete fencing
Timber fence with concrete post and gravel boards is our most popular fencing option. With this option you have the combined features of the structural longevity offered by the concrete combined with the visual appeal offered by the timber fence panels.
Another benefit worth considering with this style of fence is that the timber panes can be individually replaced should they become damaged or weathered over time, this means that our team could replace panels for a refresh or a different style of panel without a complete rebuild
Metal fencing
Metal railing fence can be prefabricated or built to order. A metal railing fence defines a boundary without impairing on views which allows for a more spacious feel.
With metal railing fence from RightScapes all metal is galvanised in order to protect from corrosion and can be powder coated in a colour of your choice.
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We work hard to ensure our clients are thrilled with our service.
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FAQs about Fence Installation
How deep should fence posts be set?
The depth of fence posts depends on the height of the fence and the local climate. A general rule is to set posts at a depth of one-third of the fence height, with a minimum depth of 2 feet for most residential fences. In areas with frost, posts may need to be deeper to prevent shifting.
What is the best way to maintain a fence?
Maintenance varies by material: wood fences should be stained or painted every few years to prevent rot, vinyl fences require regular cleaning to remove dirt and mildew, and metal fences should be inspected for rust and painted as needed. Regular inspections and prompt repairs are important or all fence types.
Can I install a fence myself, or should I hire a professional?
While DIY installation is possible, especially for simpler fences like chain link or prefabricated vinyl panels, hiring a professional ensures proper installation, adherence to local codes, and long-term durability. Professional installation is recommended for complex projects or if you lack experience.
What factors should I consider when choosing a fence design?
Consider the primary purpose of the fence (privacy, security, aesthetics, pet containment), the style of your home, local zoning regulations, and your budget. Additionally, think about the maintenance requirements and lifespan of different materials.
Are there any environmental considerations when installing a fence?
Yes, consider using sustainable materials like FSC-certified wood or recycled composite materials. Additionally, proper planning can minimise soil disturbance and protect existing vegetation. Using environmentally friendly treatments and finishes can also reduce the environmental impact.
What are the benefits of installing a fence on my property?
Fences provide various benefits, including enhanced privacy, increased security, improved property aesthetics, clear property boundaries, and containment for pets and children. They can also increase property value and reduce noise pollution.
How do I determine the property line for fence installation?
Determining property lines accurately is necessary to avoid disputes with neighbours. You can obtain a property survey from a licensed surveyor or check existing property records. It’s a good idea to discuss plans with neighbours before installation.
What should I do if my fence is damaged?
If your fence is damaged, assess the extent of the damage first. Minor repairs, such as replacing a broken panel or post, can often be done by a homeowner. For extensive damage or structural issues, it’s best to contact a professional for repair or replacement.
Regular maintenance and prompt repair of any damage can prolong the life of your fence.
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