Driveway bollards in Old Basing and Chineham

Old Basing and Chineham are right on our doorstep. We're in RG24 too. Send us a photo of your drive and we'll give you a fixed price the same day.

Where we cover

Old Basing, Chineham, Lychpit and the surrounding lanes. That's RG24 postcodes.

A note for Old Basing homes

Parts of Old Basing are in a conservation area, and some older properties are listed. A telescopic bollard sits flush with the drive when it's down, so it rarely causes a problem, but check with the council before you book if your home is listed or in the conservation area. Our planning guide covers what to ask.

Village drives

Gravel drives are more common in the villages. We can still fit a telescopic post: we set a small concrete pad around it so the lid sits neatly in the gravel. We'll price it from your photo.

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Prices

Each extra post on the same visit is £50 less. We're not VAT registered, so that's the full price. More detail in our cost guide.

How it works

1. Send a photo of your drive from the road.
2. Get a fixed price the same day.
3. Pay a 50% deposit to book your fitting date.
4. We fit it in about two hours: utility check and cable scan first, then the post set in concrete and the surface made good.

Questions from Old Basing and Chineham

Can you fit on a gravel drive? Yes. We add a small concrete pad around the sleeve, which we'll price from your photo.

Do I need permission in a conservation area? Usually not for a flush telescopic post on a private drive, but check with the council first if you're in the conservation area or your home is listed.

Do I need planning permission? Not usually for a bollard on your own private drive. Our planning guide covers the exceptions.

Send a photo and get your fixed price