Business Details
Your Trusted Partner for Timber & Fencing Solutions in Exeter
Atlas Fencing has established itself as a trusted provider of bespoke timber solutions across Devon and Somerset. With decades of combined experience, our team specialises in crafting durable fencing, custom timber buildings, and precision-groundworks tailored to client specifications. We prioritise the use of pressure-treated timber to ensure longevity, complemented by skilled craftsmanship that meets both residential and commercial needs. Our local expertise in Exeter and surrounding areas enables us to deliver projects ranging from garden sheds to equestrian stables, all while maintaining a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.By offering personalised consultations and a focus on practical, aesthetically pleasing designs, we ensure every project aligns with the unique requirements of our clients. Our reputation for reliability and attention to detail has been built through consistent delivery of high-standard installations and repairs, supported by a dedicated team that values clear communication and professional service. From decking and pergolas to retaining walls and dry paddocks, we combine traditional techniques with modern materials to create structures that withstand the test of time.
Services
Fencing Installation
Timber Buildings
Groundworks
Decking
Stables
Highlights and features
- We use pressure-treated timber for long-lasting durability
- Our team has over 20 years of local construction experience
- We offer fully customised designs for unique property needs
- We provide comprehensive aftercare and repair services
- Our projects combine functionality with aesthetic appeal
What people say
Sturdy garden shed
Professional team
Excellent finish
Prompt service
Bespoke designs
Services
Fencing Installation
We supply and install closeboard, featheredge, post and rail, and decorative panel fencing using pressure-treated timber. Our fences provide security and privacy while enhancing property aesthetics. Anti-rot post wraps ensure up to 20 years of protection, with professional installation guaranteeing durability against weather conditions.
Timber Buildings
From garden sheds to timber stables and summerhouses, we create bespoke structures tailored to client specifications. Each building uses high-quality wood with durable finishes, offering functional spaces for storage, work, or relaxation while complementing garden aesthetics.
Groundworks
Our small residential groundworks include concrete bases, raised beds, retaining walls, and equestrian dry paddocks. Projects are completed to client specifications using reliable methods and materials, improving outdoor functionality while ensuring long-term stability and drainage.
Decking
We design and install pressure-treated timber decking with anti-slip steps, balustrades, and integrated seating. Custom layouts adapt to garden spaces, combining style and practicality. Marine-grade materials ensure weather resistance and low maintenance over time.
Stables
Custom-built timber stables and field shelters are designed for horse safety and comfort. Features include ventilation, natural light, and optional tack rooms. Pressure-treated timber ensures longevity, with structures tailored to both leisure and professional equine needs.
Questions
What areas do you serve?
We operate across Devon and Somerset, with a focus on Exeter and surrounding regions.
What materials do you use?
We use pressure-treated timber for durability, along with high-quality hardwoods and softwoods.
Do you offer repair services?
Yes, we provide repairs for fencing, decking, and timber structures, regardless of original installation.
Can you build custom designs?
We specialise in bespoke solutions tailored to your specific requirements and property layout.
What types of fencing do you install?
We install closeboard, featheredge, post and rail, and decorative panel fencing options.
Are your stables suitable for professional use?
Yes, we design stables for both leisure and professional equine facilities with custom features.
