Composite decking with slatted timber fencing, raised planted border and lawn, completed by Parkwood Fencing & Decking
Gravesend Fencing & Decking Specialists

Fencing and decking in Gravesend, fitted to handle your garden.

Based just along the A2 in Medway, we regularly work across Gravesend, Riverview Park, Istead Rise, Singlewell and Northfleet — from tight, narrow terrace gardens in the town centre to the bigger family plots further up towards the Downs. NVQ qualified. Fully insured. Free quotations.

20+ years' trade experience
NVQ qualified
Fully insured
Free quotations
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Cedar-clad garden room with hardwood decking
Built For Gravesend Gardens

Two very different kinds of garden, five minutes apart.

Gravesend is a town of two garden types. Down in the town centre, and around Pelham and Windmill Hill, you've got long, narrow Victorian and Edwardian terrace gardens — often with tight or non-existent side access, boxed in by close-set boundaries on both sides. Head up the hill towards Riverview Park, Singlewell and Istead Rise, or out to the newer Ebbsfleet Valley estates, and the plots open right up — bigger, squarer gardens with room for a proper deck and family-sized fencing runs.

We plan every job around which end of that range you're on — from feather-edge boards sized to fit through a passage, to full composite decking on the bigger downland-edge plots.

Covering Gravesend & Beyond

Wherever you are in the borough.

As well as Gravesend town centre, we regularly cover the surrounding suburbs and villages, including:

Riverview Park Istead Rise Singlewell Northfleet Perry Street Meopham Higham Shorne + surrounding villages
Just outside these areas? We often travel further for the right job — just ask.
8+ Gravesend areas
covered
Why Gravesend Customers Choose Us

Close enough to respond fast. Experienced enough to get it right.

A short trip, not a long haul

We're based just along the A2 in Medway, so getting out to Gravesend for a quote — or back out quickly if you need us — is never a problem.

Comfortable with tight, narrow plots

Gravesend's town-centre terraces throw up genuinely awkward access — sometimes just a passage barely wide enough for a wheelbarrow. We plan panel sizes and delivery around what will actually fit, rather than what's easiest to fit.

NVQ qualified, fully insured

Formally trained to a recognised industry standard, with proper insurance behind every job — from a small repair to a full garden rebuild.

Straightforward, free quotes

A free site visit, a clear fixed quote, and no hidden extras once the work starts — however tricky the plot turns out to be.

New golden closeboard timber fence panels with concrete posts and gravel boards, completed by Parkwood Fencing & Decking

Ready to sort your Gravesend garden?

Get a free, no-obligation quote from Parkwood Fencing & Decking — usually within a couple of days.

Gravesend FAQs

Common questions from Gravesend customers.

Anything else, just ask when you get in touch — happy to talk through the specifics of your garden.

Yes — this is a genuinely common job for us around Pelham, Windmill Hill and the town centre, where Victorian and Edwardian terraces often have no side access wide enough for a full panel. We plan panel sizes, delivery loads and, where needed, feather-edge boards that can be carried through in pieces, so access width doesn't dictate what fence you end up with.

We're based just along the A2 in Medway, so Gravesend is a short trip for us — usually able to arrange a free site visit within a few days of your enquiry.

It can. Nearer the river and town centre you're often on London Clay or brickearth, while up towards Istead Rise, Singlewell and Riverview Park you hit chalk and flint as the North Downs rise. Chalky ground can shift how deep we need to set posts and whether we hit flint while digging — we adjust our approach once we've seen the plot.

Yes — as well as Gravesend town centre, we regularly work across Riverview Park, Istead Rise, Singlewell, Northfleet, Meopham, Higham, Shorne, Chalk and the newer Ebbsfleet Valley developments. If you're just outside these, get in touch anyway — we may still be able to help.