Concrete spur repair · PO7–PO11

Concrete Spur Repair in Havant

Havant sits between Portsmouth and the Sussex border, and we cover the whole borough from Waterlooville and Cowplain down to Emsworth and Hayling Island. A concrete repair spur is a short, heavy-duty concrete post that we concrete into the ground right next to a timber post that has rotted or snapped at ground level.

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DDaniel Taylor

Excellent outfit! Extremely efficient and professional eith very high standards of workmanship. Communication excellent with updates at important points. Nothing was a problem and the project was completed on time and on budget

SShaun Fairclough

Sc maintenance, great guys worked flat out non stop an got the job done. Really pleased with results. Will 100% use again.

GGreg Baldock

William Holmes SC and his gang did a very professional job on our rear garden fence and side gate. Our neighbours were so impressed they’ve been asking for business cards!!

CCoral Rees

Very punctual. Really good job of fencing and tidied up each day after work.
Thoroughly recommend

JJosh

Can’t thank SC Maintenance enough for the great job they done on my fence! Professional and easy to deal with would definitely recommend to anyone requiring any maintenance.

SS

Great job, had a spur put in to save the whole fence coming down. Short notice, good value and nice solid tidy job. Thanks William

MMichael Jones

Absolutely would definitely use SC maintenance again and have already inquired about a second job . Couldn’t thank William enough for coming out in the pouring rain to complete the job . Thank you so much and such a lovely gentleman with a lot of knowledge. Would highly recommend. .

RRussell Croutear

Contacted SC Maintenance for fence repairs. William was friendly and communicated well throughout. The work was scheduled quickly, and I’m very happy with the results. Would recommend.

Why concrete spur repair matters in Havant

Why posts fail in Havant

Gardens near Langstone Harbour and on Hayling Island take a lot of salt wind, which is hard on timber panels and fixings. Inland estates often still have the original timber posts, which tend to rot at the base after a few wet winters.

A tidy fix with the panels left in

Because a spur goes in beside the old post, the panels stay where they are and there's far less upheaval. Estate houses usually have a side gate. Some terraces in the older parts of Havant and Emsworth only have access through the house, and Hayling jobs need a bit more travel time across the bridge, so we allow for that when we book you in.

Suits most Havant fences

Spurs suit the common 75mm and 100mm square timber posts found on most garden fences. Havant borough mixes the old town around the railway and shopping centre with large post-war estates at Leigh Park and West Leigh, bigger family homes through Waterlooville, Cowplain and Purbrook, harbour-side streets in Emsworth and Langstone, and the island villages on Hayling.

Our concrete spur repair process

  1. 1

    Photos & measurements

    Send a photo of the post and the fence either side. We'll tell you if a spur is the right fix.

  2. 2

    Prop & dig

    We prop the fence, dig a hole tight against the post and check for pipes and cables.

  3. 3

    Set the spur

    The spur is set upright in concrete and the timber post is pulled back to vertical.

  4. 4

    Bolt & tidy

    The post is bolted to the spur through pre-drilled holes and we clear up and take away any waste.

Is concrete spur repair right for your fence?

It usually suits when:

  • The timber post has rotted or snapped at or just below ground level
  • The post is still solid higher up, where it holds the panels
  • The panels and rails are still in reasonable condition
  • The old footing is hard to dig out, for example next to a wall, shed or patio

When something else is better:

A spur isn't the right fix if the post is rotten all the way up, the panels are falling apart, or several posts in a row have gone. Then replacing posts or the fence usually makes more sense, and we'll tell you so.

Areas we cover in Havant

We cover PO7–PO11 and the surrounding area, including:

  • Havant town
  • Leigh Park
  • Bedhampton
  • Waterlooville
  • Cowplain
  • Purbrook
  • Emsworth
  • Langstone
  • Hayling Island
  • Denvilles
  • West Leigh
  • Stakes

Not sure if we cover your street? Email us or call 023 8001 7285 with your postcode. See all our services in Havant.

Typical concrete spur repair jobs in Havant

A timber post gone soft at the base on a Leigh Park or Bedhampton estate boundary, saved with a concrete spur so the panels can stay up.

Every fence is different, so the quickest way to a price is a few photos and a rough measurement. We'll tell you honestly whether concrete spur repair is the right fix or whether something else makes more sense.

Frequently asked questions: Concrete spur repair Havant

Do you cover Waterlooville, Emsworth and Hayling Island?

Yes. We cover the whole of Havant borough (PO7 to PO11), including Waterlooville, Cowplain, Purbrook, Leigh Park, Emsworth, Langstone and Hayling Island.

Which side of the fence does the spur go on?

Normally on the side where there's room to dig, which is often your side. If the post is shared, it's worth a quick word with your neighbour.

Is a spur as good as a new post?

For a post that's only rotten at the base, a spur gives a strong, lasting fix. If the whole post is soft, a new post is better.

We're on Hayling Island. Is that a problem?

No. We work on Hayling regularly. Just allow a bit of extra travel time on busy summer days when you book.

Ready for concrete spur repair in Havant?

Send a few photos and rough measurements and we'll get you a price quickly.

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