Closeboard and featheredge fencing
A solid timber option when garden privacy is a priority. We plan the supporting posts, rails and gravel boards around the boundary, including corners and changes in level, rather than choosing the boards alone.
Garden fencing in Stratford-upon-Avon
Fencing Masters supplies and fits garden fencing in Stratford-upon-Avon, including new timber fences, replacement panels, closeboard fencing and garden gates. We also repair damaged posts and fence sections. Over 20 years’ experience, with free quotes through WhatsApp or our enquiry form.
New fence installationTimber fencing supplied and fitted
Replacement & repairsPanels, posts and full fence runs
Free fencing quotesClear quote for your property
Over 20 years’ experienceExperienced fencing workmanship
Fencing Masters in Stratford-upon-Avon
Looking for a fencing contractor to fit a new fence, replace an ageing boundary or repair a damaged panel? We plan the work around what your garden needs: privacy beside a patio, secure side access, a tidy front boundary or a complete replacement along the rear garden.
Stratford-upon-Avon gardens range from compact terraces and family homes to mature plots with trees, hedges and changing levels. Narrow passages, neighbouring walls and established planting can affect both fence removal and installation. Describe these details when enquiring so the posts, panels, gates and working method can be considered together.

Garden fencing services
Our garden fencing in Stratford-upon-Avon is supplied and fitted, not simply delivered for you to install. Choose from timber fence panels, closeboard and featheredge fencing, picket fencing, post and rail, trellis and garden gates. We can explain the difference between a panel-only replacement, a targeted repair and a complete new fence run. We install timber and traditional fencing systems, not plastic or composite fencing.
A solid timber option when garden privacy is a priority. We plan the supporting posts, rails and gravel boards around the boundary, including corners and changes in level, rather than choosing the boards alone.
Traditional lap, decorative and heavy-duty timber panels installed with suitable posts. If you only need replacement panels, we first consider whether the existing posts and gravel boards are sound enough to retain.
Lower timber fencing for front gardens, paths and spaces where a solid privacy fence would feel too enclosed. Panel height, spacing, gate position and the finish are considered alongside the surrounding garden.
An open timber boundary for larger gardens and rural-style plots. We discuss the line, post spacing and any mesh needed, so the fence suits its purpose without treating every boundary as a solid panel run.
Timber gates for side access, plus trellis and garden dividers for patios, planting and seating areas. We consider opening width, supporting posts, gate swing and the level of screening you want before fitting.
Help with leaning posts, loose panels, broken rails and weather-damaged fence sections. We assess the adjoining fence as well as the visible damage, then explain whether a repair, partial replacement or new run is appropriate.

Design inspiration
A secure timber gate can complete a new fence and make better use of a narrow side return. Opening direction, everyday access, supporting posts and suitable ironmongery are considered before it is fitted.


A Fencing Masters project example
The installation plan matters as much as the timber style. We assess the existing boundary, agree the materials and work included in the quote, then plan removal, post positions, levels and gate access. These supplied project photographs show a garden before and after a Fencing Masters fence and lawn installation.
Planning your boundary
Established planting, walls, patios and narrow side passages can affect how old materials come out and new posts go in. These details should be discussed before the quotation is fixed.
Where a boundary is shared, it is sensible for neighbours to agree the line and finish before work starts. Fencing Masters can explain the practical build, but boundary ownership should be confirmed by the property owners.
If your home is listed, within a conservation area or subject to specific planning restrictions, check the requirements before changing a boundary. You can find local information through Stratford-on-Avon District Council’s conservation-area guidance.
Before changing the height or position of a fence, check any permissions or restrictions that apply to your property. The Planning Portal’s guide to fences, gates and garden walls is a useful starting point.
The aim may be privacy, security, a cleaner outlook or all three. We select a fence style that answers the real requirement without overpowering the space.
Workmanship
Real examples of our timber panel, post and rail and picket fencing, with materials and construction chosen for the boundary.



Local coverage
We fit garden fencing in Stratford-upon-Avon, including Shottery, Bishopton, Tiddington, Bridgetown, Clopton and nearby Alveston. Fencing Masters also works across the wider Midlands. Send your postcode to check your individual job, and tell us about parking, side access and planting close to the boundary when requesting a free quote.
Free fencing quotations
A single replacement panel and a complete new garden fence involve different work. The price depends on the measurements, materials, access and condition of the existing boundary. Send photographs on WhatsApp, or use the enquiry form with your approximate measurements and access notes, for a free quote. A site visit can be arranged where details need checking.
Stratford-upon-Avon garden fencing FAQs
Useful answers about installation, replacement, repairs and free quotes.
Yes. Use the enquiry form with your postcode, approximate measurements and the fence style you have in mind, or contact us on WhatsApp. Share photographs on WhatsApp, including a view of the full boundary and any damaged sections. We can then arrange the next step where measurements or ground conditions need checking.
Yes. We cover neighbourhoods including Shottery, Bishopton, Tiddington, Bridgetown and Clopton, as well as nearby villages, subject to the job and access.
Potentially, yes. Narrow access affects material sizes, removal and working methods, so it needs to be described and checked before the quote is agreed.
Yes. Trellis can add screening above suitable fencing or divide a patio, seating area or planted space while keeping the garden visually open. Overall height and the position of the screen should be considered before it is specified.
Yes. We can assess loose panels, broken rails, leaning posts and weather-damaged fencing. When the rest of the fence is sound, a targeted repair or replacement section may be suitable. Send photos of the damage and the full run so we can consider the condition before recommending work.
The length, height and timber style are the starting points. Narrow side passages, moving old materials through the property, established planting and an additional gate can also affect the work involved. Tell us about those access details when requesting your free quote so the supply, fitting and any agreed removal are accounted for.
Potentially, yes. If the posts are secure, correctly spaced and compatible with the chosen panels, retaining them may be suitable. Cracked posts, loose foundations or damaged gravel boards can change the work required, so include clear photographs when requesting your quote.
Old-fence removal can be included in the agreed quotation. Tell us about the existing panels, posts and any concrete bases, and explain how materials can be carried out of the garden. We confirm the removal work included before installation starts.
Yes. Our garden fencing service in Stratford-upon-Avon includes supplying and fitting the agreed timber panels or boards, posts and other specified components. Gates, trellis and removal of existing fencing can be discussed as part of the quotation.
Free fencing quote in Stratford-upon-Avon
Tell us what needs fitting, replacing or repairing. Include your postcode and the result you want, and Fencing Masters can respond with the right next step.