What you can expect from us
​25 years shaping gardens
Masterful outdoor transformation knowledge that seamlessly unifies boundaries, woodwork, and hard surfaces.
You can see our work first
Genuine photographic evidence of messy plots successfully converted into clean, highly functional layouts.
A garden that feels worth stepping into
A complete garden makeover can change how you use your outdoor space every single day. We handle full garden transformations in Reading, turning tired plots into places that feel practical, welcoming, and easier to enjoy. That might mean replacing worn garden fencing, improving the layout, or creating a stronger structure with landscaping features that make the whole space work better.
Fox Fencing brings 25 years' experience to projects where the garden has become patchy, awkward, or simply hard to maintain. Instead of living with uneven areas and bits that never quite fit together, you get a space that feels thought through from the start, incorporating everything from new patios to bespoke pergolas. We focus on the finish, the function, and the details that make your garden feel like part of your home again.
Our reviews
Dean & his team at Fox Fencing have carried out numerous jobs for me over the past few years, from perimeter fencing, to building garden furniture and erecting a large children’s play area for my business. They take pride in their work, and are clearly passionate about what they do. No job is too big or small, any they always give 100%. I would never consider anybody else but Fox Fencing.
Frequently asked questions
What goes into a full transformation
Your makeover starts with a proper look at how the space is used now and what is getting in the way. We can reshape your outdoor area so it feels clearer, more usable, and better suited to family time, quiet evenings, or day-to-day upkeep.
Our background in fencing and landscaping means we understand how boundaries, surfaces, and structure all need to work together. You can also look through our Instagram portfolio to get a feel for the kind of changes we create. In Reading, that kind of visual proof matters because you want to see real gardens, not vague promises.