Record the sightlines
Show where screening is needed and the heights of adjoining areas, using safe photographs within authorised access.
✦ FENCING · LONDON & NEARBY
A privacy-fencing enquiry should explain which sightlines concern you. Show the boundary and surrounding spaces rather than assume one fence style suits every garden.
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A height alone does not explain screening. Views from seating, paths or adjoining levels can differ, and gaps may remain visible from some angles. Identify the authorised boundary and consider the effect on retained planting and access. This service is a practical fencing brief, not a promise to eliminate every overlooking view or resolve a neighbour dispute. The finish should be selected after the actual privacy goal is understood.
The proposed scope should coordinate panel or board choice, post support, levels and any gate opening. Changing an existing height may require permission or other approval, which must be checked before construction. Discuss appearance on the other side without assuming access to neighbouring property.
Show where screening is needed and the heights of adjoining areas, using safe photographs within authorised access.
Compare solid panels and agreed slatted options against the required view reduction rather than a generic style label.
Include gates, paths and retained plants so additional screening does not make the garden harder to use.
For privacy fencing, send the postcode, current boundary photos and the views you want screened. Give approximate dimensions and identify the positions used for seating or access. Explain what should stay and who approves the work. The estimate separates the chosen screen, support preparation, gates and finishing details.
Retaining walls, soundproofing systems and automated gates need separate assessed scopes. Tree work or changes to another person’s land are not authorised by a privacy-fencing enquiry.
✦ BEFORE YOU BOOK
No outcome is confirmed. Sightlines and adjoining levels matter, and any proposed height needs appropriate approval.
Discuss the gap size and viewing angles. A slatted appearance does not automatically provide solid screening.
Yes, define the position and extent. A local screen may have a different arrangement from a full boundary fence.
No acoustic performance is claimed. A specific sound-control requirement needs a separately assessed system.
Ownership, permissions and authorised access must be established before changing the line or arrangement.
✦ RELATED TASKS
Your postcode and current photos help define the scope before we agree a quotation and appointment.