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Fencing in Burnham-on-Sea and Surrounding Areas

Local garden landscaping, patios, driveways and fencing in Burnham-on-Sea and surrounding areas.

Based in Burnham-on-Sea, Home & Garden Somerset installs a variety of timber, concrete and composite fencing, as well as gates for homes and commercial properties in Highbridge, Berrow, Brent Knoll and surrounding areas.

Whether you are replacing a worn fence, improving privacy or adding a matching garden gate, we can discuss the materials, layout and finish with you. Explore our local projects below and read our customer reviews.

Planning new fencing or a gate?

A brief description and your town or postcode are enough to get started. Photos or rough measurements are helpful but optional—we can measure up and talk through suitable options.

Fencing options for your property

  • Timber fencing: featheredge and featherboard fencing, including decorative bow-top and trellis styles.
  • Concrete posts and gravel boards: options shown in our completed local fencing projects.
  • Composite fencing: decorative panels, posts and gravel boards, with material choices explained for your project.
  • Gates: bespoke matching timber gates and decorative composite gates.

We also fit fencing for new build plots, commercial refuse areas, car parks and other outdoor spaces.

Fencing and gates

Continuous timber featheredge fencing along a sloping boundary and shared agricultural access in Lower Weare.
140ft of continuous featheredge fencing along a sloping boundary and shared agricultural access in Lower Weare, with views towards Crook Peak.
Omega bow-top timber fence panels with smooth concrete posts and gravel boards beside a shaped hedgerow in Berrow.
Omega bow-top fencing with smooth concrete posts and gravel boards alongside a reduced and shaped hedgerow in Berrow.
Bow-top trellis fence panels with concrete posts and stacked gravel boards in Brent Knoll.
Bow-top trellis fencing with concrete posts and gravel boards in Brent Knoll.
Timber featherboard fence panels supported by smooth concrete posts and gravel boards.
Featherboard fencing with smooth concrete posts and gravel boards.
Charcoal composite posts and stacked composite gravel boards supporting heavy-duty timber featherboard panels in Bridgwater.
Charcoal composite adjustable posts and stacked composite gravel boards, fitted with heavy-duty timber featherboard panels in Bridgwater.
Black geometric composite fencing panels and posts behind porcelain paving in Burnham-on-Sea.
Black composite decorative fencing and posts beside porcelain paving in Burnham-on-Sea.
Staggered featherboard fence panels on smooth concrete posts and gravel boards in Burnham-on-Sea.
Staggered featherboard fencing with smooth concrete posts and gravel boards in Burnham-on-Sea.
Bespoke double-sided featheredge board fencing with a matching gate and wider timber posts.
Bespoke double-sided featheredge board fencing with a matching gate. Heavy-duty panels fit into fishtail slots notched into wider 5-inch posts for a coordinated finish.
Black decorative composite garden gate with a geometric pattern in Burnham-on-Sea.
Decorative composite garden gate in Burnham-on-Sea.
Rear view of a bespoke featheredge board garden gate with diagonal bracing and black ironmongery.
Rear view of the bespoke matching featheredge board gate, showing diagonal bracing and black ironmongery.

Behind the fencing: Lower Weare

140ft of continuous featheredge fencing along a steep boundary beside shared agricultural access, following substantial Leylandii hedge clearance and root excavation.

View project details and construction photos

The existing hedge was approximately 3–4 metres wide and around 9ft tall. We used a digger to excavate and remove the roots before installing the timber fencing. The completed fence follows the incline towards the field access, with views towards Crook Peak.

Tripod ladder beside a partly cut Leylandii hedge during clearance in Lower Weare.
Hedge clearance: the partly cut Leylandii and tripod ladder.
Mini digger excavating Leylandii hedge roots beside the Lower Weare property.
Excavation: using a digger to remove the hedge roots.
Trailer loaded with excavated Leylandii roots from the Lower Weare hedge clearance.
Root removal: excavated roots loaded into the trailer.
Timber posts and gravel boards being installed along the sloping Lower Weare boundary.
Construction: setting out the timber posts and gravel boards.

Discuss your fencing or hedge clearance project—photos and measurements are helpful but optional.

Recommended by our customers

Selected five-star review excerpts. Swipe or use the arrows to explore.

★★★★★

“The quality of the work was to a very high standard and the price was reasonable.”

Mr & Mrs Williams

Driveway, fencing and groundwork

★★★★★

“very friendly and professional and communication was down to earth and easy.”

Ben & Claire

Garden landscaping, paving and fencing

★★★★★

“Home & Garden turned … into a tranquil garden for our family.”

Hancox Family

Paving, pergola and turfing

★★★★★

“Trustworthy and solid. Did a good job and happy to recommend.”

TonyA-123

Yell · July 2018

★★★★★

“They worked hard and got the job done come rain or shine.”

Johntanner

Yell · April 2018

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Request a free fencing or gate estimate

Tell us what you would like to change and your town or postcode. Photos and rough measurements are helpful but optional—we can measure up and discuss a variety of timber, concrete and composite fencing, as well as matching gates.

Whether you need a replacement fence, a new boundary or a bespoke gate, get in touch to discuss suitable options for your property.

Request a free fencing estimate or call 07716 454 307

Based in Burnham-on-Sea, we work in Highbridge, Berrow, Brent Knoll, East Brent, West Huntspill, East Huntspill, Mark, Lympsham and surrounding areas. Browse our portfolio and read customer reviews for examples of our work and customer feedback.

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