Fencing and gates · Longlevens

Gardens and driveways built to last, since 2004

Patios, fencing, driveways and full landscaping across Gloucester and Cheltenham. Competitive pricing, an honest approach, and work that holds its standard for years.

5.0 from 48 Google reviews
5.05.0 from 48 Google reviews
12+ yearsworking across Gloucestershire
Local to Longlevensyou deal with Kev, not a call centre
Written quotes, freea fixed price before any work starts

Recent work

Jobs finished near Longlevens

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What customers say

5.0 stars, in their words

“Very impressed from start to finish with Kev and his team. Well worth the wait.”
— Pam S.
“K Collier Landscapes recently completed a full garden makeover for us. This was the second time we have used them.”
— Alex H.
“From start to finish Kevin and his team have been friendly, professional and we are really pleased with the end product.”
— Oliver M.

The firm

Who you are dealing with

K. Collier Landscapes has been trading in Gloucestershire since 2004. Hard landscaping is the core of it: natural stone, porcelain and concrete paving, walls, groundworks and drainage, done by the same local team that quotes it.

How it works

Three steps, no chasing

You always know what happens next, and what it costs, before it happens.

Tell us the job

A message or a call. A photo of the garden helps, a rough idea is enough.

We measure it properly

Ground, levels, access. Then one fixed price, in writing.

We build it and clear up

The only sign we were there is the fence.

Where we work

Based in Longlevens, covering the county

  • Longlevens
  • Cheltenham
  • Gloucester
  • Stroud
  • Tewkesbury
  • Cirencester
  • Bishops Cleeve
  • Painswick
  • Dursley

Questions

The things people ask first

How much does a new fence cost?

It depends on length, height and the ground. Most garden runs land between a few hundred pounds for repairs and a few thousand for a full replacement with concrete posts. You get a fixed written price before we start, so the number never moves after the work begins.

How high can my fence be without planning permission?

In most back and side gardens the limit is 2 metres. Next to a road or public path at the front it drops to 1 metre. Trellis on top counts towards the height. If your home is listed or in a conservation area, different rules apply. This gets checked before anything is built.

Which side of the fence do I own?

There is no automatic rule in the UK, whatever the neighbours say. Your title deeds are what counts. If the deeds are silent, the side the posts face is often a clue, and a friendly word with your neighbour before work starts saves trouble later.

Do I need to tell my neighbour?

Legally, usually not, if the fence is on your land and within height limits. A quick heads-up still avoids bad blood, and fitting can be done entirely from your side so nobody else’s garden is disturbed.

How long does a fence last?

Treated timber panels on concrete posts usually give 20 years or more. Timber posts are always the first thing to fail because they sit in wet ground. That is why concrete posts and gravel boards are worth the extra where the budget allows.

How long will the work take?

A typical garden run is a day or two including taking the old fence away. Long runs or tricky access take longer, and you get told that before the job starts, not during it.

What happens to the old fence?

It leaves with us. Removal and disposal are part of the quote, and the garden is left swept.

Free quote

Tell us what you need doing

Send a message and we will get back to you. If it is easier, call Kev on 01452 552705.

  • A fixed written price before any work starts
  • No obligation, and no pushy follow-up calls
  • A rough idea of the job is all we need to start

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