Feb 4, 2021
February 04, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - Grant Pearcy Fencing, a Bristol based garden fencing company, has recently announced a new range of services for all home and business owners requiring fence installations or repairs. The company pointed out that the most important function of a fence is to secure an outside area, protect your property and keep your children or pets safe from escaping a garden or outside space.
“A sturdy and well-built fence is essential to keep your property, residents outside area secure. When installed correctly it is a good investment that will last your for many years," states Grant Pearcy, owner of Grant Pearcy Fencing. “This time of year with spring just around the corner is one of our busiest times, everyone wants to get their garden ready for the summer and it is a particularly busy time for fence contractors, we recommend that our customers book in early to avoid disappointments in having to wait for an available slot. We offer a comprehensive range of styles that will fit within all budgets.”
The company uses high-quality pressure treated fence panels, garden fencing posts and gates, where possible they reuse panels and posts to reduce cost and save waste, as a environmentally conscious company they also recycle as much of the materials as possible. They offer services from Bristol to Bath, and provide customers with a free quote for services prior to booking.
“We have a great reputation for customer service,” states Grant. “We offer free quotes to let our customers know the cost upfront, so there are no surprises when we visit.” The company believes that a free quote eases worries for customers about the total cost for installing and repairing fences, and that they offer quotes to homes and businesses that includes a range of options with a number of different fence styles to give complete control to their customers.
The company specializes in installing garden fences for those looking to secure their outside areas, and they also offer a fence repair service, which is particularly in demand after the bruising winter weather. They offer Bristol and Bath residents that need fencing services.
Those who need more information about fencing or for any fence related needs can learn more about the company, including a complete list of services offered, can visit their official website or call Grant Pearcy Fencing directly them on 07988 733972.
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For more information about Grant Pearcy Fencing, contact the company here:
Grant Pearcy Fencing
Grant Pearcy Fencing
07988 733972
[email protected]
3 Glenarm Walk
Bristol
BS4 4LS
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