Leaning, wobbly or snapped fence post? Find the cause, then fix it properly: repair spurs, replacing timber and concrete posts, and setting new ones.

What a new garden fence really costs: panels, posts, gravel boards and fitting, explained by a Kent fencing supplier with over 20 years in the trade.

Greetings readers. As you know my blog is primarily devoted to food but sometimes I have to go out of my way to give a review to a deserving company or service. Today I'm talking about a G&G Fencing in Northfleet In Kent. Not being from the UK, and especially living out in the suburbs for the first time, it can be quite daunting to find services to fit your needs that provide value and quality service.

Concrete vs wooden fence posts - which is best?

When you’re erecting a brand new fence in your garden, you have the choice of concrete and wooden fence posts.

A fence post supports your fencing and fence panels, making sure they stay upright and don’t fall over. This means it’s essential to choose the right type of panel for your specific needs.

Both types of fence posts have their advantages and disadvantages. In this article, we’ll be looking at which is the best option for your garden.