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Gate Installation Headcorn
Gates for Headcorn's old houses and long driveways. Free quotes, no obligation.
Working in Headcorn
Iron against oak is one of the oldest good-looking pairings in building, and Headcorn has the oak: black timber frames, white panels between the beams, brick chimneys. A well-made steel gate or a run of simple railings sits against that beautifully.
Away from the High Street the properties stretch out, and long rural drives want gates with some presence: full-width pairs, hung on proper posts, that make an entrance out of a gap in a hedge.
Gates and railings for Headcorn
Garden gates and railings for the village houses, wide driveway pairs for the rural plots, and field and paddock gates for the land, each made to its own opening and hung to swing true.
Older ironwork gets repaired rather than replaced where it can be, and where a new gate is the answer it is designed to suit a house that has seen five hundred years of fashions come and go.
The full picture of the trade, with the photographs to match:
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Where we cover around Headcorn
The highlighted patch is Headcorn itself. Jobs come in from every side of it, so if you are just outside the line, you are still well inside the round.
Nearby, the same work runs through:
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