FIRST CHOICE
Landscaping
East Midlands

Fencing & Decking

Define your boundaries and create your perfect outdoor living space.

Fencing & Decking

About Our Fencing & Decking Service

A robust, attractive fence provides privacy, security, and structure to any garden, while a well-built deck creates an inviting outdoor room that extends your living space into the garden. At First Choice Landscaping, we design and install both to the highest standard, using quality materials chosen to suit the East Midlands climate and your personal taste.

For fencing, we offer a full range of styles including close-board, feather-edge, lap panel, post-and-rail, and decorative options, in timber, metal, or composite materials. For decking, we work with pressure-treated softwood and low-maintenance composite boards, creating structures that are safe, level, and built to last. Whether you need a straightforward fence replacement, a wraparound deck with integrated seating and lighting, or anything in between, our team handles every aspect from digging post holes and setting concrete to the final screw.

Why Choose First Choice Landscaping?

How It Works

1

Site Survey & Quote

We measure up, discuss your style preferences and requirements, and provide a clear, itemised quotation covering all materials and labour.

2

Installation

Post holes are correctly set and concreted, panels or boards are fitted level and true, and all fixings are galvanised or stainless to prevent rust.

3

Completion & Aftercare

We clear away all waste and debris, treat timber with appropriate preservatives, and advise you on ongoing maintenance to extend the life of your new structure.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does garden fencing last?
Pressure-treated timber fencing typically lasts fifteen to twenty-five years with reasonable maintenance. Composite and metal fencing can last considerably longer. We always use quality treated timber as a minimum to ensure maximum lifespan.
Do I need planning permission to replace or erect a fence?
In most cases, fences up to two metres high in a rear garden (or one metre facing a road) don't require planning permission. There are exceptions for listed buildings and certain designated areas — we'll flag any concerns during our visit.
What are the advantages of composite decking over timber?
Composite decking doesn't need annual oiling or staining, won't splinter or warp, and tends to look better for longer. It costs more upfront than softwood but the reduced maintenance makes it very cost-effective over its lifetime.

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Fencing & Decking Across the East Midlands

We provide fencing & decking services in all of the following areas: