Fencing (garden, not sword)

Any recommendations? I want some chain link fencing put up to keep out my scum neighbour (you know the one bigmal) and a good and reliable contact in general that I can outsource work to.

Hit me up, baby.

All of this has happened before...

http://www.wereallneighbours.co.uk/idlechat/message.php?id=48538&page=...

I said Coulsons at the time and they did a good job. Think they are generally considered pricey though, so may be worth comparing quotes.

Don't know if Dave at Handiworxs would do fencing, but he did the paving at the back of our garden in the end and was lovely and did a good job:

http://www.wereallneighbours.co.uk/idlechat/message.php?sv=workshy&id=...

Good luck with it. I keep thinking I should swap the back panels of our fence at the back for a loop fence, so that you can see through it, so let me know who you find and go with and who turns out good in the end, on the offchance I ever get round to that.

Yeah I knew it had but couldn't remember any details so just thought it easier to post a new thread.

I also need recommendations for:

A decorator
A carpenter/joiner
A flooring person
A carpet cleaner

Taaaaaaaaaa

I've always thought that fencing (sword, not garden) must be a brilliant sport to get into. You dress up like an insect spaceman and go "En garde!" "Damn your eyes sir, I will have my satisfaction at dawn!"

Except they don't say that at all, and there's probably lots of boring rules and tedious practicing and fitness involved.

Can't help with the fencing front, but I would highly recommend Associate Decorators:

www.associatedecorators.co.uk

They've done three or four big jobs for us and always been brilliant.

Alex from AJM Carpentry is a nice chap and his prices are very good: http://ajmcarpentry.net/

Remember my mate Mat he'll see to all your needs....Ooooops Pardon

I thought you said he was a knob.

p.s. thanks Sam. I think we're neighbours btw. Lucky you :)
p.p.s did you see the flowers?