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Fence installation and repairs across Teesside

J P Fencing

A panel out after the wind. A new garden with nothing round it. A post gone at the base and the fence going with it.

Tell us what needs doing and ask for a quote. A few lines is enough to start.

A line drawing of a close board fence in a garden, with the Transporter Bridge and Roseberry Topping on the skyline behind it.

Two kinds of job

New fences

A boundary to mark. A garden to close in for the dog or the children. An old fence that is past patching.

Say what is there now, what you would like instead, and roughly how long the run is. That is enough for a first answer.

  • [to confirm: fence types fitted, such as close board, panel fencing or post and rail]
  • [to confirm: whether gates are fitted]
  • [to confirm: homes, businesses, or both]
  • [to confirm: whether the old fence is taken away]

Repairs

A panel blown out. A post snapped at ground level. A run that leans a little further every time it blows.

It may be one part that has gone rather than the whole fence. Say what you can see, and how much of the run it affects.

  • [to confirm: repair work offered, such as post replacement, new panels or boards, and storm damage repairs]
  • [to confirm: how soon a repair can usually be booked]

Name the part that has gone

You do not need the trade words, but they help. If you can say which part has failed, the quote starts in the right place.

Post cap
Sits on top of each post and keeps the rain off its end grain.
Capping
The strip along the top of the boards.
Rails
Run between the posts and carry the boards.
Boards or panel
The face of the fence: the part everyone sees.
Gravel board
The board along the bottom, between the fence and the soil.
Post
The upright everything hangs on, set in the ground.
One bay of a close board fence seen from the rail side, with letters marking the post cap, capping, rails, boards, gravel board and post, as listed beside it.ABCDEF

Working across Teesside

Based in [to confirm: base town]. Towns covered: [to confirm: towns covered across Teesside, such as Middlesbrough, Stockton or Redcar]

Not sure if you are in range? Put your postcode in the form and ask.

Finished fences

What customers have said: [to confirm: reviews the business is happy to have quoted, with where they were posted]

Insurance, guarantees and time in the trade: [to confirm: years trading, guarantees, insurance or memberships, if any]

Ask for a quote

  1. Send the form with a few lines about the job.
  2. [to confirm: how J P Fencing replies, by phone or email, and how soon]
  3. [to confirm: whether they visit to measure, and whether quotes are free]

What helps with a quote

  • Roughly how long the run is. Pacing it out is fine.
  • How high it needs to be.
  • What is there now, and what has gone.
  • Whether the boundary is yours to fence.
  • How to get into the garden.

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New fence or repair, roughly how long and how high, and what is there now. Up to 1,000 characters.