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- Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire
- 01933 213009
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Strong, properly set fences across Corby, Weldon, Oakley Vale and Priors Hall Park, from our team in Higham Ferrers, about half an hour away. Free site visits and fixed written quotes.
Can’t get through? We’re often out on site, so send us a message and we’ll reply within 24 hours.
Free site visit and fixed written quote. No obligation. We reply within 24 hours.
We work across Corby and its villages, about half an hour from our base in Higham Ferrers. The heavy-duty fence pictured is one we installed in Corby, using concrete posts and gravel boards for a boundary that needed to last.
Corby is a little different from the Nene valley towns. Some of it sits on higher, more exposed ground, and parts were built on land once quarried for ironstone. So we pay extra attention to how deep and how firmly each post is set, and we’ll always recommend the right strength of fence for your plot.
Areas we cover: Corby, Weldon, Oakley Vale, Great Oakley, Stanion, Gretton, Cottingham and Priors Hall Park
Large areas around Corby were once quarried for ironstone, and some homes sit on restored or made-up ground. Post holes can hit loose fill or old rubble, so we dig each one to firm ground and use more concrete where it’s needed.
Corby stands higher than the river-valley towns to the south, and gardens on the edge of town catch strong winds. We recommend closeboard, heavy-duty fencing or concrete posts for exposed boundaries.
Priors Hall Park is one of the county’s largest new communities, with thousands of homes planned. Builder fences are often light-duty, and estate rules may control certain boundaries, so we check before quoting.
Corby is covered by North Northamptonshire Council. Fences up to 2 metres, or 1 metre beside a road, normally don’t need permission. Listed buildings and older village centres can have extra controls.
Corby’s ground and exposure mean strength matters. These are the fences we recommend most here.
per metre, 1.8m high
per metre, 1.8m high
per metre, 1.8m high
per metre, 1.8m high
Fixed, written quote after a free site visit. Waste removal is optional at £300 per grab lorry load. Not VAT registered.
Planned around Corby’s ground, here’s how your fence gets done.
We look at whether your garden is on firm or made-up ground and how much wind it takes.
Within 48 hours, explaining which fence strength we recommend and why.
Each post hole goes down to firm ground, with extra concrete wherever the fill is loose.
We walk the finished fence with you, check every post is solid, and you pay once happy.
Can’t see your question? Call 01933 213009 or send us a message. We’re often on site, so if we miss your call we’ll reply within 24 hours. No deposit is needed: you pay when the job’s done.
About half an hour from our base in Higham Ferrers. We cover Corby, Priors Hall Park and the surrounding villages.
It can. Made-up ground can be loose or full of rubble, so posts need digging down to firm ground and setting with plenty of concrete. We check this on every Corby job.
Closeboard fencing, heavy-duty fencing or featheredge panels on concrete posts. They’re far stronger in high winds than standard lap panels on timber posts.
Yes. We can replace builder fences with stronger options. Check your deeds and estate rules first, as some boundaries may be controlled.
Including Weldon, Oakley Vale, Great Oakley, Stanion, Gretton and Cottingham.
