How To Install A Fence From Start To Finish! 

Wait is he from Nottingham lol ?

woooo

RU-vid suggested me to Joe Everest in the states video on this video which is about a guy in Nottingham, all this so I know who to call for my fencing needs!

Notts too Great tip about marking the kick board levels on the post

Exactly lol

A fencepornphobe?

Just not sure how the top of the fence is level on the slope? What if the garden was longer how would you achieve this? Or did he just cut the posts down

Often it is because key details have been omitted, and feel it’s a waste of time

Our pleasure!

Thank you buddy, we appreciate the comment!!

​@@DJProjectssthose post look light weight how those are made

We have faith in you

Have you started? Is it as easy as it looks?

@@tigerberrie5147 I can't speak for your own, but mine was a bit harder than it looked. I had really unlevel ground with holes and stuff in it so the hardest part was getting it all flat and level. I ended up going with panel fencing so it was much less work but did require another person to help. However I'm 5ft 1, 100lbs and 33 so I could just be weak! Also didn't go this route with the posts either, I found some post holders on Amazon that just need to be hammered into the ground instead of digging and using concrete, so it's ended up being a fence which can be easily removed if needed! It was worth it though and ended up only costing £160 in total instead! And now I don't have to deal with those neighbours either :)

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you for the comment, we will do!!

We already do one Paul 👊

Thank you!!

No one likes a castle top!! 1ft! Crazy isn’t it what you see at old jobs! They probably sleep without any hesitation lol

Awesome, thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it!

We are glad they are going to help you buddy!! No I wouldn’t say it is essential to do that, but for peace of mind for the drainage of water I guess you could do that but we don’t! Thank you!!

Not for concrete posts but if you were laying in wooden ones then 3inch of gravel topped by a 3inch layer of dry concrete mix before putting post in would help against rot setting in from underneath. You'd still get rot at the top of the concrete mix sadly but there are products that can stop that too, Postsaver Pro-Sleeves are one of many.

Thank you mate! Definitely get that tape on those post holes diggers, saves so much time wondering if you are deep enough! Lol

Doing exactly the same thing now 😂😂👌

Thank you! This is why we make the videos!!

+1 vote on this, please, chaps!

Thanks James!!

Makes it so much easier

Most builders been doing that for decades but it is a good tip. Personally Mine are marked at 2 ,4 and 4 foot . I usually use gas auger and finish it up with post hole diggers to get more accurate depth.

Ah post spikes!! We haven’t used those in a long time! Lol. We hope it goes as smooth as possible for you!!

@@DJProjectss thank you, so do i lol, horrid clay soil.. :(

@@chloedevereaux1801 not a lot worse than trying to dig through the clay. Good luck!!

No problem 👍

Been covered up throughout this cold winter lol

glad we could help!

Glad you enjoyed it

Lol 😂 we are using 9ft post

2. Use a string line I’d think bud

Thank you!! Yes we normally do because they are the ones paying for the fence typically... but we have done jobs were the customer has asked us to give the good side to the neighbours! ☺️

Great tip!

we cut at the end buddy

Depends how fussy you want to be too. If you have a short garden and you wanna real top finish you put even cuts next to the house and at at the end of the run too.

Yes you can do that No problem

2/3 inch around the post is plenty. Bigger the hole, more postcrete needed 👊🏻👍🏻