The Trade Trust

Fencing

In this project sturdy fencing was required, so concrete posts and gravel boards were used to ensure that this fence will be around for many years to come. Quality pressure treated timber has been used, which gives a neat and clean finish to the job.	The fencing work provided by The Trade Trust is as varied as the project. Here new fencing and a gate have been erected around this front garden. Note how the concrete posts and gravel boards have been neatly hidden from the front with timber boards.	This driveway required some made to measure gates which as you can see hang perfectly. it is important with gates that they are hung inline. The quality of The Trade Trust's workmanship can be clearly seen in the finished job.

The Trade Trust's efficient tradesmen will erect fencing to your needs. Old fencing is removed and the site cleared. Posts are sunk into concrete giving maximum stability. All timber used is pressure treated and available in a variety of heights and widths. Why not get some made to measure gates put in. Don't worry if your ground is uneven, when solid fencing is required, The Trade Trust are the people for the job.


It doesn't matter what size the area requiring fencing, as you can see in this lovely back garden. Again concrete posts and gravel boards are used ensuring this fencing will be in place for many years to come. No matter what the area to be fenced or the level of the ground, The Trade Trust will provide a first rate job.		Not all fencing is timber, here a low brick wall was required to neaten the edge of this front garden. Using two different coloured bricks this wall is both decorative and practical. It has then been finished with coping or capping stones, which are not only attractive but help to prevent frost damage by shedding rainwater.		This property needed a little extra thought for security as the bottom end of the neighbour's garden falls short of our elderly client's garden and is accessible to the general public. This was solved by turning the last two sections so the finished side faced the outside making it harder to climb over.

General Building

Fencing