The old fence comes down, then nothing. Here's why the gap between removal and install matters, and how to avoid it.

One review stuck with me. The old fence was ripped down and left lying on the front lawn for three weeks. No new fence. No barrier. Just an open yard.
If you've got a dog, young kids or a pool, that's not an inconvenience. It's a safety problem.
Some contractors pull the old fence down to look busy, before the new materials have even arrived. Then a delivery slips, or the crew gets moved to another job, and you're left exposed.
We aim to take the old fence down only when we're ready to build the new one. If your yard will be open for any length of time, we'll tell you upfront, so you can plan for pets and kids.
Worried about being left without a fence? Call us on 07 2141 7748 or request a free quote.

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