Fences
Shed repairs
Greenhouses
Fences
Fence panels and posts can become damaged through rot, bad weather and through general wear and tear. It is important to replace these as soon as possible to prevent further panels from being pulled down.
Watch the below video on how to fix a broken fence.
However, if we, as your landlord, have erected the fencing at your home and it now needs a repair, please contact us by completing our appointment form or by calling 01225 715 715.
Shed repairs
Over time sheds can become damaged through rot or general wear and tear. Find out how to complete common shed repairs below.
Broken shed window
Watch the video below to view how to replace a broken shed window.
How to felt a shed roof
If your shed roof is beginning to leak, it could mean the felt needs to be replaced. Watch the video below to view how to felt a shed roof.
How to fix a broken tongue and groove panel on a wooden shed
Watch the video below to view how to fix a broken tongue and groove panel.
If you would like to install a new shed, you will first need to contact us by calling 01225 715 715. You can also read our ‘installing timber sheds and fences’ page.
Greenhouses
The most common repair associated with a greenhouse, is a broken glass pane. Follow the steps below to successfully remove and replace a glass pane.
Ensure you wear safety glasses and protective gloves at all times!
It is important that no one enters the inside of the greenhouse during the fitting process, as glass may fall at any time.
Step 1: place sheeting on the ground below the damaged glass. Ensure you move any plants and equipment away from the area to prevent any glass shards becoming hidden.
Step 2: access and remove the damaged pane. To do this, run a utility knife around the glass in need of repair to break the silicone sealant. Do this until all sealant has been broken.
Step 3: detach the clips securing the pane of glass to the frame.
Step 4: hold the glass securely and pull gently from the frame. You may need someone to assist you.
Step 5: discard of the broken glass safely.
Step 6: clear away any glass still left in the frame using a rag and brush. Remove all glass from the ground if necessary.
Step 7: replace the glass with a new pane, using the clips to secure the glass.
Some glass panes can be heavy, and you may need someone to help you hold the glass securely.
Keep the pane of glass straight at all times to prevent it from breaking.
If you would like to install a greenhouse, you will first need to contact us by calling 01225 715 715.
