Plan the complete line.
Discuss the proposed position, height and style. Share access points, changes in level and any features the fence needs to meet.
Fencing · Cardiff & South Wales
Define your space.
Enjoy your garden.
From a new fence line to replacing tired sections, discuss fencing that fits your property and outdoor plans with Neart Construction.
Discuss your fencing ↗YOUR GARDEN. YOUR PRIORITIES. THE FINISHING DETAILS.
BRING YOUR OUTDOOR SPACE TOGETHER
ILLUSTRATIVE FENCING LAYOUT
ILLUSTRATIVE FENCING LAYOUT
Start with what you need
A clearer edge.
A considered finish.
Privacy, a defined garden edge or a fresh look around an outdoor seating area. Begin with the purpose of the fence, then consider the style and practical requirements of the site.
Neart Construction offers fencing across Cardiff and South Wales. Share photographs, an approximate length and what you want to change with Greg so we can discuss the proposed work and information needed for a quote.
Tell us about your garden ↗Explore your options
New fencing.
Thoughtful replacements.
The existing condition, site and intended use guide the conversation. Tell us which parts you want to retain or change.
Before choosing the panels
Plan the line.
Consider the setting.
A useful brief covers the purpose, position and site, as well as the finished appearance.
Share the proposed arrangement.
Provide the approximate length and preferred height. Flag corners, adjoining structures and any uncertainty about the intended fence line before the scope is agreed.
Explain the site conditions.
Tell us about slopes, exposed areas and known ground conditions. The supporting arrangement and installation requirements need consideration for the location.
Think about the whole work area.
Share side passages, planting, paving and other features near the proposed work. Flag known services and anything affecting deliveries or removal of existing materials.
Choose for the way you use it.
Bring references for privacy, openness, colour and finish. Discuss the actual products, care requirements and how the fence will sit within the garden.
Replacing an existing fence?
Understand the condition.
Then define the work.
Visible damage to one section doesn’t describe the condition of the complete fence.
Share wider photographs as well as close-ups, and tell us when the damage appeared. Panels, posts, fixings and surrounding ground may all need consideration before deciding what to replace.
Clarify removal, waste and reinstatement of adjoining areas in the quote. If work affects a shared edge or access arrangement, resolve the relevant details before installation is scheduled.
People behind your project
From garden plans
to practical details.
Greg handles enquiries and quoting, Ben manages the project, and Jos coordinates the team. Discuss choices, access and updates before work starts.
Share the site
Send your postcode, photographs, approximate length and priorities.
Explore the options
Discuss position, height, style and the condition of any existing fence.
Agree the scope
Clarify preparation, materials, removal and finishing details for the quote.
Coordinate installation
Consider access, deliveries and any related outdoor work together.
Understanding the quote
What shapes
the cost?
Length is only part of the picture. Height, materials, existing condition and access affect the work involved.
Discuss your ideas ↗Dimensions & layout
The run, height, corners and changes in level help define the scope.
Products & supports
Fence style, panels, posts and other components affect the specification.
Preparation & removal
Existing fencing, ground conditions and clearance need consideration before fitting.
Access & related work
Material handling, waste removal and adjoining garden work should be discussed in the quote.
For a useful first conversation
Send wide photographs, approximate length and preferred height. Include access details, any existing damage, style references, your budget range and preferred dates.
Your questions
Before we install.
Can you replace part of an existing fence?
Share photographs of the affected section and the surrounding fence. Existing panels, posts and components need consideration before the replacement scope is agreed.
Can I choose the fence style?
Bring references and explain your priorities. Discuss product suitability, dimensions, appearance and care requirements for the proposed site.
Can a fence follow a sloping garden?
Share photographs showing the changes in level. The layout and installation arrangement need consideration before defining the work.
Can existing posts stay?
That depends on their condition and suitability for the proposed fence. Don’t assume they can be retained before the work is considered.
Is removal of the old fence included?
Confirm this during the quoting conversation. Discuss removal, waste, access and any reinstatement needed around the work.
What if I’m unsure where the fence should go?
Flag the uncertainty at the start. The intended position and relevant access or shared-edge arrangements need to be clear before installation is agreed.
Can fencing be part of a landscaping project?
Yes, discuss the complete outdoor plan so preparation, access and the sequence of work can be considered together.
Can weather affect the programme?
Weather and site conditions can affect outdoor work. Discuss the proposed dates and how changes will be handled for your project.
Where do you work?
We cover Cardiff, Penarth, Barry, Dinas Powys, Caerphilly, Newport, Cwmbran, Blackwood, Pontypridd, Llantrisant, Cowbridge and Bridgend. Share your postcode when you get in touch.
Planning more outdoor work?