A neglected side passage rebuilt with a new fence, sandstone path and brick edging.
A side passage with an old, tired fence line and a worn, uneven path, the kind of space that gets used every day but rarely gets any attention.
Fencing jobs like this start with removing the old fence carefully, digging new post holes to a minimum of 60cm, and setting every post with two bags of post-crete, well above the usual recommendation, so it stays solid for years rather than starting to lean. Where paving is relaid alongside it, joints are ground out, cleaned, and repointed with a sand and cement mortar struck off with a pointing iron for a clean, consistent finish.
A side passage that's solid, tidy and properly finished end to end, new fencing, a rebuilt sandstone path and brick edging, rather than a patched-up version of what was there before.