Fencing that stands up to the weather
On the edges of Brownhills, where gardens back onto open land, fences take a lot more wind than they would in the middle of an estate. That's one more reason we set posts properly in concrete and use concrete gravel boards, so a fence stays upright through the winter instead of leaning after the first big storm.
If your fence is already leaning, it's usually the posts. We'll tell you whether it's worth repairing or better replaced on concrete posts.
Gardens, drives and walls
We do the full range of outside work in Brownhills: driveways, patios, whole-garden landscaping, artificial grass and brickwork. Inside and up top, we cover plastering and roof repairs too.
Planning and dropped kerbs in Brownhills
Brownhills is in Walsall borough, so it's Walsall Council for planning and dropped kerbs. Chasewater and Burntwood, just over the border, come under Staffordshire, so if you're right on the edge and not sure which side you're on, ask us.
Places we cover around Brownhills
Clayhanger, Walsall Wood, Shire Oak, Brownhills West, Pelsall, Aldridge, and anywhere in between. If you’re not sure whether we cover your street, ring or WhatsApp and ask.
Some of our recent work
A selection of jobs from across the area we cover. Tap a photo to see it bigger, or see all our work.
Questions from Brownhills
Do you cover Walsall Wood and Clayhanger?
Yes, along with Shire Oak, Brownhills West and the rest of the WS8 area.
Can you replace a fence that blew down?
Yes. We'll take the old one away and put up a new one on posts set properly in concrete, so it stands up to the next storm.
Is Brownhills in Walsall or Staffordshire?
Brownhills is in Walsall borough. Neighbouring areas such as Burntwood are in Staffordshire, which matters for things like dropped kerb applications.
