Fence Post Repair/Replacement

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Hi all

I’m looking for advice on how to repair or replace the two broken fence posts as shown in the attached photo. I have previously replaced posts for standard 6x6 fencing but this fence is much larger and the posts much bigger.
Ideally I would like a contractor to do the job but it seems fencing repair contractors in the East Midlands area are very hard to find or they are just not interested. If anyone can recommend a fencing contractor in the LE7 area of Leicestershire it would be very much appreciated.

Thank you
 

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You could try a fence spur, bolting it to the wooden post and setting in postcrete or similar product. You would need to chop out any concrete anchoring the existing post though, so a fair amount of physical effort if your not used to it.

Or you could look in the small ads section of the local paper for someone prepared to do what would be regarded as a small job by the more established fencing contractors. Be prepared to spend several hundred pounds for it.

Blup
 
You could try a fence spur, bolting it to the wooden post and setting in postcrete or similar product. You would need to chop out any concrete anchoring the existing post though, so a fair amount of physical effort if your not used to it.

Or you could look in the small ads section of the local paper for someone prepared to do what would be regarded as a small job by the more established fencing contractors. Be prepared to spend several hundred pounds for it.

Blup
More than happy to pay just nobody seems to want the job. Very few fencing contractors around it seems.
 
More than happy to pay just nobody seems to want the job. Very few fencing contractors around it seems.

I'm sure there must be plenty of fencers/landscapers/general builders/handymen who would do it. The problem is the perception that joe public wont want to pay decent money for fiddly wee jobs.

See if you can get a recommendation from a friend/neighbour of someone they've used recently, and name drop them when you call the tradesperson
 
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Some tree firms offer fencing services, it might be worth asking.

Blup
 
George walker fencing in syston in think Matt supply fencing but I think they also install them aswell
 
a handy man/gardner might take it on?
But it's probably a day's work as the job won't leave much time left
 
I did nigh on 40 posts in our back garden, glad I didn't pay to have it done would have been bankrupt..
 

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