Fencing

Restoring a Tired Boundary with a More Traditional Finish This project involved upgrading the frontage of a country home in Staffordshire where the existing boundary and fence panels no longer suited the setting. Over time, the original panels had begun to rot and look tired and the hedge had lost its density, leaving the boundary feeling sparse and out of keeping with the surrounding countryside. The brief was simple: create a boundary that felt more traditional and better s

Project Overview This large-scale land management project took place on rural land near Market Drayton, Shropshire. The site had become heavily overgrown with dense vegetation and self-set trees, with growth extending over 10 metres deep in places. The objective was to reclaim usable land, improve access and prepare the property for future agricultural or equestrian use, while retaining selected native trees to support shelter, wildlife and the overall appearance of the land.

With fencing grants coming back into the picture for many farms, a lot of people have already starting thinking about upgrading their boundaries, replacing tired stock fencing or planning new layouts for the year ahead. While we don’t get involved in the application process itself, we do install fencing that meets the strong, reliable specifications often expected when grants are involved. Grants usually come with their own specifications which often change each year to diff

When it comes to fencing that balances functionality with rural elegance, post and rail is hard to beat especially for equestrian...

At CPS Contracting, we take pride in delivering tailored fencing solutions that enhance the functionality and appearance of rural...

Fencing is done for so many different reasons, usually security and boundary setting but there is sometimes a secondary purpose. This...