Landscaping & Fencing in Norwich
Homes in Norwich
Norwich is a cathedral city in Norfolk, and the kind of house you live in shapes what to sort out before any outdoor work starts. In the historic centre, where many buildings are listed, find out whether your home is listed before you settle on a design. Behind the Victorian terraces and in the twentieth-century suburbs, the first decisions are usually how high you want the boundary and where a patio or path should go.
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What matters for landscaping & fencing in Norwich
For Landscaping & Fencing in Norwich, we start from what you share about the garden, the job you want doing and the property's location. A new patio or path depends on what lies beneath it, so the work starts with digging out and compacting a proper sub-base. The top surface should then tilt slightly away from the house to let rain run off.
- Measure the boundary and note any length that runs beside a road: there, the general limit without planning permission is one metre rather than two.
- In wet ground, posts set in concrete or on concrete spurs stand for longer.
- Gates can be made to order and fitted by us.
- Look through the gallery first: it shows finished outdoor work and a patio part-way through being laid.
Questions about landscaping & fencing in Norwich
Is Norwich within reach of your base?
Norwich is about 22 miles north-west of our base in Lowestoft. Include the property's location when you send details so we can check it is within our service area.
We live near the historic centre. What should we check first?
Many buildings in the centre are listed, so confirm whether yours is before you plan a fence or patio. Mention it when you get in touch, along with the outdoor work you have in mind.