North Norfolk · NR12
Fencing & Gates in Horning
Close-board, panel, post and rail and picket fencing, plus gates hung properly on posts set in concrete.
Fencing & Gates · Horning
Fencing and Gates for homes in Horning
Landscaping Norfolk provides fencing and gates in Horning and across the wider North Norfolk area. With 25 years of experience in hard landscaping and groundworks, we build to last: proper preparation, the right materials for the site and a clean finish. Every job starts with a site visit and a clear written quote, and we are based in Norfolk so Horning is well within our normal working area.
Horning is a Broads village on the River Bure with riverside homes, dykes and moorings along its length. Boggy ground and a high water table are common, so decking on proper posts, drained patios and careful foundations are the way to go.
Good fencing does two jobs: it looks right and it stays up in a Norfolk gale. We build and repair every common style of fence, from close-board and panel fencing for gardens to post and rail and stock fencing for paddocks and boundaries.
Local knowledge
Fencing & Gates and the ground around Horning
Wet ground near the Broads around Horning can rot timber posts quickly and lets shallow posts lean. We set posts deep in concrete, use concrete posts or gravel boards where the ground stays wet, and keep timber clear of standing water.
In villages like Horning it is important that new work sits comfortably with older buildings. We match materials to the local character, whether that means flint, red brick, gravel or natural stone, and keep the site tidy and neighbours informed.
What is included
- Close-board (feather edge) fencing built on site
- Panel fencing with timber or concrete posts
- Post and rail, stock and paddock fencing
- Picket fencing and low front garden fences
- Trellis, slatted and contemporary fencing
- Concrete or timber gravel boards
- Timber, metal and composite gates, single and double
Why choose us in Horning
What you get with Landscaping Norfolk
Posts that stay put
Every post is concreted in at the correct depth. This is why our fences are still straight years later.
Storm ready
Norfolk gets the wind off the North Sea. We build fencing to cope with it, with gravel boards and proper fixings.
Repairs as well as new
One blown-over panel or a whole boundary, we will fix it. No job is too small.
Gates hung right
Gates that swing freely, close cleanly and do not drop. It comes down to the posts and the hinges.
Our process
How a fencing and gates job in Horning runs
- 01
Measure and advise
We measure the run, check the boundary and levels, and advise on the best style for the site and budget.
- 02
Remove the old fence
Old panels, posts and concrete are removed and taken away.
- 03
Set the posts
Posts are set in concrete at consistent spacing and checked for plumb and line.
- 04
Panels, boards and gates
Gravel boards, panels or boards go on, gates are hung, and everything is checked before we leave.
Our work
Recent fencing and gates projects
Good to know
Fencing & Gates in Horning: common questions
Do you cover Horning for fencing and gates?
Yes. Horning (NR12) is within our regular working area and we carry out fencing and gates there and in the surrounding villages. We visit to measure up and quote, and travel is included in the price.
How do I get a quote for fencing and gates in Horning?
Call or WhatsApp 07920 843493, email info@landscapingnorfolk.uk, or use the contact form. We will arrange a visit at a time that suits you, talk through what you want and send a written quote with no obligation.
What is the difference between close-board and panel fencing?
Close-board fencing is built on site from individual feather edge boards nailed to arris rails, which makes it stronger and easier to repair. Panel fencing uses pre-made panels slotted between posts, which is quicker and usually cheaper. Both are good options; close-board copes better in exposed spots.
How deep do fence posts need to be?
For a standard six-foot fence we set posts a minimum of 600mm into the ground, in concrete. Taller fences and exposed coastal sites go deeper.
Timber or concrete posts?
Concrete posts last longer and let you swap panels easily. Timber posts look better, especially with close-board fencing. We fit both, and can use concrete gravel boards with timber posts as a middle ground.
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