At Fence Forge, we install a wide range of garden fencing for homeowners across the North East and North Yorkshire. From full boundary replacements to front garden fencing and low-maintenance composite panels, every project is fitted with care, proper materials, and a tidy finish.
Below are a few examples of the types of fencing we install, showing how different styles can look once completed.
A homeowner in Durham wanted a stronger and more private boundary after their old fence panels had started to lean and show signs of weather damage. We installed closeboard fencing using sturdy posts and gravel boards to create a long-lasting garden boundary.
Closeboard fencing is one of the most popular choices for rear gardens because it gives excellent privacy, strength, and a clean finished look. It is also a good option for gardens where the ground is not perfectly level.


For this front garden in Bishop Auckland, the customer wanted a clear boundary without blocking the view of the property. We installed traditional picket fencing to give the home a neat, welcoming appearance from the road.
Picket fencing is a popular choice for front gardens because it improves kerb appeal while keeping the space open. It works well around paths, lawns, cottage-style homes, and low-level front boundaries.


This property near North Yorkshire needed a fencing style that could cope better with exposed weather conditions. We installed hit and miss fencing, which allows wind to pass through the boards while still giving the garden a solid and attractive boundary.
Hit and miss fencing is a useful option for windy areas because it reduces pressure on the fence during strong weather. It also looks good from both sides, making it suitable for shared boundaries and visible garden areas.
Whether you need closeboard fencing, composite fencing, picket fencing, slatted fencing, hit and miss fencing, trellis, garden gates, or a full boundary replacement, Fence Forge can help.
Contact Fence Forge today for a free quote. We will arrange a site visit, talk through your options, and give you a clear price for the work.
