If you're looking for fencing suppliers and help, read on...

1) Take a look at previous examples of their fencing work. Photographs (before and after) show the quality of the work and the type of work that they can do. See examples here.

2) Ask to see testimonials from previous clients. See examples here. If they cannot show you good testimonials then don't use them.

3) Check out their website. If it's not professional or looks out of date, think about using someone else.

4) Clearly specify what you need doing. Don't rely on doing this verbally. Write down your expectations and the exact fencing work you need.

5) Get a written quote for everything you need doing. Don't accept a blanket quote. Get everything itemised out.

6) Arrange to meet with the fencing supplier. If they turn up late or are unprofessional, think about using someone else.

7) Ask if the fencing supplier has insurance and the proper qualifications to operate machinery such as chain saws etc.

8) Ask questions to see how much the fencing supplier knows. Most fencing suppliers will have a good basic knowledge and be able to fill in with expertise when needed.

9) Check to see if the fencing supplier has their own tools. Inspect them and ensure they are up to standard for the job.

Worcester a city located on the River Severn. It has a famous history of porcelain and tangy sauce manufacture and is home to Worcestershire County Cricket Club, Worcester City Football Club and Worcester Wolves basketball team.

It has rail links via two popular Worcester stations, Shrub Hill and Foregate Street and easy links to the motorway using junctions 6 and 7 of the M5.

Worcester is 113 miles from London.