Surrey Garden Fencing, Cutting Hedge™ fencing based in Working cover areas such as Chobham, Sheerwater, Knaphill, Ottershaw, Ripley, Send and surrounding areas. Surrey Garden Fencing, Cutting Hedge can repair or offer you a complete new installation. Cutting Hedge Surrey fencing offers both domestic and commercial installations with over 20 years experience in fencing Cutting Hedge guarantees all its work.

Surrey Garden Fencing come in a wide range from standard fence lap panels, red wood screens, close board feather edge, pressure treated close board panels, elite range panels and for a more rustic finish, willow roll or willow hurdle. If you require something more elaborate contact us today to discuss it. Whatever your style or preferred choice, from metal to wood, Cutting Hedge will make sure it suits your garden style by adding a complementary design element. This feature can be adapted for domestic or commercial use.

Close board fencing consists of posts, gravel board, arras rails, featheredge boards, centre stumps, cleats, postfix and nails. Close board fencing can be cut to fit any size or area. Digging the fence post should always be dug to the correct depth from 1.5ft to 2ft depending on overall height and soil conditions. The use of post create or cement post is mixed in the hole and sets rapidly to allow a quick and easy installation.

Panels come in many styles and are quick and easy to install, close board pressure treated, lap panels and Jackson panels are Surrey Garden Fencing can offer the following:

For a more contemporary fencing lattice or trellis, Cutting Hedge slatted fencing can offer you a custom design in Cedar, Balau and American White Oak. We use stainless steel nails and can even use concrete posts so it will last for many years to come.

For longer areas we can use  angle iron steel fencing and chain link fencing this is a sturdy option that needs very low maintenance. Chain link is a type of mesh which is suitable for both garden and light security fencing, and commonly seen surrounding tennis courts. Chain link fencing is supported by metal or concrete fence posts, occasionally timber, depending on the situation and personal preference.