How Do I Know My Fence Will Be Straight?

A fence is one of the first things people see when they pull up to your home.

So when it's crooked, it bothers you every single day.

In the reviews I read, workmanship complaints came up again and again. Fences that weren't straight. Gates that sagged within months. Gaps under panels because the slope wasn't allowed for.

Where quality is really decided

Here's what most people don't realise. Whether a fence ends up straight is mostly decided before a single panel goes on.

It's in the string line. The depth of the post holes. The concrete. Whether each post is checked with a level before it sets.

Get those steps right and the rest follows. Rush them and no amount of finishing will fix it.

What to look for

• Straight lines: stand at one end and look down the fence. It should run true.
• Even tops: on a slope, the fence should step or rake neatly, not wander.
• Gates that swing freely: no dragging, no sagging, latches that close easily.
• Tidy gaps at the ground: consistent, not big holes where pets can escape.

How we build

We take our time on the parts you'll never see, because they're the parts that decide how your fence looks in ten years.

Before we leave, we walk the fence with you. If something isn't right, we fix it.

Want a fence that's built properly? Call us on 07 2141 7748 or request a free quote.