A fence stands as one connected run of posts, rails and panels. When one post stops carrying its share, the rest of the line takes it up.
The post goes first
Timber rots at ground level where it stays wet, and failed concrete lets the post shift. The panel above can look sound while its support has gone.
Fixings working loose
Once a panel moves in the wind, that movement pulls at screws, nails and brackets, and connections that held for years start to open up.
Neighbouring posts taking more
Rails and panels brace each other. A post that stops holding pushes its share into the posts either side, which begin failing the same way.
A run that stops lining up
Panels drop out of level and gates stop closing against their posts, so one unstable section turns into work along a longer stretch.
Garden fencing marks a boundary, screens a garden and keeps children and dogs where they belong. Panel height, changes in ground level and what the neighbour's side looks like all affect the build. Send the boundary length and we will work from that.
Commercial fencing covers site boundaries, yards, car parks and public-facing perimeters. The requirements differ from domestic work. Ground conditions vary across a single site, access has to stay open, and the work often happens around occupied premises.
New installation and replacement are different jobs. New work starts with setting the line and the posts. Replacement starts with what is already there: whether the posts are sound, whether concrete spurs can be reused, and where the old panels go. A fence also marks a boundary, so replacing one raises which side you own and where the new line sits.
From initial enquiry to final handover, BFR Brothers follows a clear and structured approach to deliver safe, efficient and high-quality results across steels, heat pumps, groundworks and fencing.
Initial Consultation
Discuss your project requirements and arrange a site visit at a convenient time.
Site Assessment & Quote
We assess the site, understand the scope and provide a clear, no-obligation quotation.
Planning & Preparation
We coordinate materials, scheduling and any required groundwork to ensure everything is ready before work begins.
Installation & Execution
Our team carries out the work with precision, whether it is structural steel installation, heat pump systems, groundworks or fencing.
Quality Checks
All work is reviewed to ensure it meets current standards, safety requirements and project expectations.
Handover & Aftercare
We complete the project, leave the site clean and provide guidance or support where needed.
15+ Years of Industry Experience
Proven expertise across structural works, groundworks and external installations.
Specialists Across Core Services
From steels and groundworks to heat pumps and fencing, we deliver essential services under one trusted group.
Fully Insured & Compliant
All work is carried out to current regulations, with full public liability cover for complete peace of mind.
Reliable, Start-to-Finish Delivery
We handle everything from planning and preparation through to final installation with no shortcuts.
Residential & Commercial Projects
Trusted by homeowners, landlords and businesses for projects of all sizes.
Straightforward Quotes, Honest Advice
Clear pricing, practical guidance and no unnecessary upselling, just what your project actually needs.
We install fencing and boundary systems that clearly define your property, improve security, and withstand the elements. From timber panels to metal systems and masonry walls, every installation is set out correctly to line and level, with proper posts, fixings, and long-term durability in mind.
How long does a fencing project take?
Most residential fencing jobs are completed within one to three days, depending on length, materials, and site access.
Do you install gates as part of the fencing work?
Yes. We install matching gates with appropriate hinges, fixings, and alignment so they operate smoothly and securely.
How deep are the posts installed?
Post depth depends on fence height and ground conditions, but all installations are set to ensure long-term stability and resistance to movement.
Can you replace an existing damaged or leaning fence?
Yes. We remove the existing structure, assess the ground conditions, and install a new fence with properly set posts and secure fixings.
How do you ensure the fence is on the correct boundary line?
We work from site plans or confirmed boundary lines. Accurate placement is critical, as boundary disputes usually come down to survey evidence and positioning.
What types of fencing do you install?
We install timber, metal, mesh, and masonry boundary systems, depending on your requirements for privacy, security, and appearance.
We operate across Surrey and Hampshire, supporting residential and commercial projects with responsive service and consistent workmanship. From local call-outs to larger site work, our team delivers the same dependable standards wherever the job is. If you're nearby and not listed, get in touch, we’re always expanding our reach.
