Tips for Getting Fence Panel Replacement Done in Winter The Best Time to Buy & Repair from Sale Fencing & Surfacing Ltd (Established 1969)

Sale Fencing & Surfacing Ltd
Oct 21
2 min read

When cold winds roll its often the nets time for fence panel replacement . through Greater Manchester, it’s easy to ignore the garden. But winter is actually the best time to think about your fencing. At Sale Fencing & Surfacing Ltd, we’ve seen it all since 1969 — and we can tell you with confidence:👉 Winter is the smartest season to replace, repair, or upgrade your fences and gates.

🌬️ Why Winter Is the Best Time to Replace Fence Panels

1. Less Demand, Faster Service Winter months are quieter for fencing installers. You’ll get faster turnaround, flexible scheduling, and personal service — without the long summer waiting lists.

2. Better Prices & More Stock Suppliers often discount materials off-season. At Sale Fencing, we offer winter deals on panels, posts, and gates, helping homeowners save before spring price rises.

3. Prevent Further Damage Winter weather reveals weak spots. Loose panels and leaning posts can quickly become hazards. Fixing them now prevents structural damage and keeps your garden safe.

🧱 Choose Materials Built for Cold Weather

Winter fencing requires the right materials:

Pressure-treated timber panels – resist moisture and rot.
Concrete posts and gravel boards – stable and frost-proof.
Close-board or overlap panels – ideal for windy sites and privacy.

Our expert team can recommend the perfect setup for your home, from lap panels and feather-edge to custom gates and decorative fencing.

🌧️ Why You Shouldn’t Wait for Spring

Most people wait until warmer weather to book repairs — and that’s when stock sells out and wait times increase.Doing it in winter gives you:

Quicker installation.
Firmer ground for post setting.
Lower prices and early-season discounts.
Peace of mind before spring storms hit.

By the time the daffodils bloom, your garden will be secure and ready for summer.

🧰 How to Prepare for a Winter Fence Job

Clear away debris and old panels.
Check for wobbly posts.
Trim back hedges or plants.
Let our fitters handle removal and replacement — we’ll take care of the hard work.