Privacy & openness
Think about where privacy matters and how the boundary affects light and views.
GardenFencing & boundaries / Hertfordshire
A boundary that lets the rest of your garden down?
Whether it is tired panels, too little privacy or a finish that no longer suits the space, MLG can help you work through a better boundary and the practical installation details.
Your postcode. A few photos. A place to begin.
Sound familiar?
You may want more privacy while keeping the light and openness you enjoy. Start with where the boundary bothers you most.

How MLG can help
Share photographs of the panels, posts and affected area. MLG can discuss the likely scope, including the existing structure, removal and access.
How MLG can help
Consider sightlines, light, height and the relationship to planting. MLG can discuss suitable styles alongside the position and permissions for the boundary.
How MLG can help
Not every enquiry needs to become a full garden project. Tell MLG what is wrong, give an approximate length and include photographs so the work can be discussed.
Privacy considered where it matters
A more coherent edge to the garden
A clear scope, even for a smaller job
A boundary is part of the view every day. Consider its height, appearance, relationship to planting and the practical needs of the site.
Think about where privacy matters and how the boundary affects light and views.
Explore styles and materials that suit the house, garden and upkeep you have in mind.
Discuss access, existing posts, removal and the agreed boundary before the work is planned.
From the MLG portfolio
Where would more privacy make the biggest difference?
Discuss your fencingClarity before commitment
A useful enquiry includes an approximate length, photographs and what you want to change. The existing structure, access and ground conditions help define the work.
A straightforward starting point
Concerned a smaller job could turn into a bigger one? Start with the section that needs attention. Ask what can stay, what needs replacing, and whether removal and disposal are included in the quotation.
Discuss your fencingYou can ask questions before deciding what happens next.From idea to garden
A little clarity makes a big difference.
Here’s where the conversation begins.
Tell us what you want to change, where the garden is and how you want to use it.
Talk through access, levels, materials and the details that matter to your project.
Agree the scope and understand the quotation before the work begins.
Bring the different elements together, with the finishing details considered.
Before you begin
Smaller projects are welcome. Share photographs and a description so the condition and likely scope can be discussed.
Removal and disposal should be expressly included or excluded in the agreed quotation. Mention the existing fence in your enquiry.
Establish the boundary and any necessary agreement before commissioning the work. MLG can discuss the practical installation once the permitted position and scope are clear.
Share examples of the look you want. The options can be discussed alongside privacy, height, site conditions and maintenance.
Let’s start with your garden
A complete transformation or one good change. Tell us what you have in mind.
Start your projectOr call 07476 555205