We are based in Whitehaven and work the coast and the towns behind it, from St Bees and Seascale up through Workington and Maryport to Silloth, and inland to Cockermouth, Wigton and Keswick. If your village is not on the list, it is still worth a call.
Whitehaven is home ground, so a look at a fence here usually happens within a day or two rather than getting booked in for a fortnight..
CA14Workington is a short run up the coast and a lot of it is fencing that has had the weather straight off the Solway for years..
CA13Cockermouth gardens are often walled or hedged town plots where the fence is as much about how it looks as what it keeps out..
CA15Maryport is the top of our normal run and the fencing there takes as much wind as anywhere on the coast..
CA22Egremont is ten minutes down the road and a good deal of the work there is replacing fencing that went in with the estates..
CA25Cleator Moor gardens are mostly straight boundaries between terraces and estate houses, which is quick, predictable fencing..
CA26Frizington sits high enough to catch the weather, so exposed boundaries there want concrete posts rather than timber..
CA14Distington is on the road between Whitehaven and Workington, so it gets called at on the way past more than most places..
CA27St Bees is about as exposed as a garden gets round here, and it is the place where the difference between a panel and a closeboard run shows up fastest..
CA20Seascale gardens sit right on the shore, so salt air and wind decide the ironmongery and the post spacing as much as the timber does..
CA7Aspatria is the far side of our patch and the plots there tend to be bigger, so runs are longer and often part garden and part paddock boundary..
CA12Keswick is inside the National Park, so what a fence looks like matters more there than almost anywhere else we work..
CA7Silloth sits wide open to the Solway, and a fence that would be fine inland is a different specification once it is up there..
CA7Wigton is a market town with older gardens behind the street, where access for materials is often the thing to plan around..
CA20Gosforth sits on the edge of the National Park where gardens run into farmland, so a lot of the boundaries are part garden and part stock fence..
LA18Millom is the southern end of what we cover and gets the wind off the Duddon, so posts and gravel boards there earn their keep..
CA14Harrington is right on the coast road between Whitehaven and Workington, so it is easy to get to and a regular stop on the round..
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