Once you have decided to have new fencing you need to decide what type. Firstly, what type of fence posts will you have, to support your fence? Many people have wooden posts, but these are limited as they will rot eventually. They need well treating otherwise they could succumb to the wet, and heat, and then warp. The more robust choice is to have concrete fence posts, full or half height. With East Midlands weather being unpredictable, it’s best to be prepared for the worst weather. The concrete fence posts are much better for bad windy weather, and will stand up to a good storm. It’s up to you what type of panels you slot into them though. You could have concrete panels in the bottom section slotted in, with smaller wooden fence panels on top. Having concrete panels at the bottom does help as well when the ground on the other side of the fence is slightly higher. Therefore, some soil will be resting on one side of your fencing part way up. This is not ideal, but it just depends how the land lays. Plastic fencing is becoming more popular too, as it does not need any maintenance, only a wipe down, or a wash with the hose pipe now and then. It can be more expensive though, so it depends on your budget. It also depends on the size of your garden, to see if it’s a viable option. Acorn fencing in the East Midlands has a variety of posts and panels to fulfil all your garden fencing needs. If you can afford concrete fence posts you will be glad if you’ve chosen them, as they do last longer, and give a good sturdy look to your fence. East Midlands has a variety of places to buy these, but you need not look any further than Acorn Fencing for good quality, and value. You need to measure your garden first, to see how many concrete fence posts that you will need, and be able then to calculate the cost. Fence panels are usually around 6ft High and wide. Acorn Fencing East Midlands can give you a quote, and arrange the supplies for you once you give them the dimensions. Just imagine your garden looking at its best all spick and span, with new concrete fence posts and panels all round. Showing your neighbours that you have high standards when it comes to looking after your property in the East Midlands. Today there are many colours of fence preservative, blue, green, orange, grey, brown and many colours in-between. The choice is astounding. You can also buy concrete fence posts in different colours, like brown or buff. You can really put your mark on your garden, and add a bit of your personality too. This summer could be your gardens turn to shine. What are you waiting for, give Acorn Fencing East Midlands a call today? Your garden, and your neighbours will thank you.