Steel-reinforced concrete fence posts, gravel boards and slabs, in stock and delivered across Lincoln, Lincolnshire. No rotting, no painting, no maintenance.
We deliver concrete fencing supplies across Lincoln and the surrounding villages. From properties on the edge of the city to homes and smallholdings out in the Lincolnshire countryside, concrete fence posts give you a boundary that goes up fast and lasts for decades with no upkeep.
Every post is steel-reinforced and kept in stock in the heights that suit standard 6ft and 5ft fence panels. Add gravel boards to keep your panels up off the wet ground, and concrete slabs for paths and shed bases, and you have everything for the job from one supplier.
Explore our concrete fence posts, gravel boards and concrete slabs, or see our price list.
A quality concrete post will last decades. Timber posts rot within 10 to 15 years, especially in the wet clay soils across Lincolnshire and Yorkshire.
Concrete needs no painting, no treatment, no ongoing care whatsoever. Once it is in the ground, you can forget about it.
You will not need to replace posts every ten years or pay for ongoing maintenance. Buy once, and they last the life of your property.
Steel-reinforced concrete is strong and rigid. It handles wet clay soils better than timber and resists movement, leaning, and rot.
Our yard is near Gainsborough, a regular run south into the heart of Lincolnshire. Lincoln is a little further from the yard than some of our patch, but we run deliveries down regularly. Get your order in and we will let you know the next available slot heading your way.
We deliver concrete fence posts, gravel boards and slabs across Lincoln and the surrounding villages, to homeowners, builders and landscapers alike. Not sure if we reach your exact postcode? Give us a ring on 07989 192742 and we will confirm straight away. You can also see our full delivery areas.
Not sure what you need or how much to order? We are here to help. Give us a ring, send a WhatsApp, or drop us an email. No call centres, no hold music. Just a straightforward conversation with someone who knows their concrete.
