Ayrshire's coastal westerlies are brutal on fences. The reason most panels are flat on the lawn by February isn't bad luck — it's posts dug too shallow, set in compacted earth instead of concrete, with nailed rails that work loose in the first gale.
We supply and install closeboard (the most storm-resistant style for this coast), feather-edge, lap and overlap panel, picket, post-and-rail and chain-link fencing. Every post is set in a 600mm concrete plug minimum, every rail screwed (not nailed), every panel restrained against lift.
It matters because fence failure is rarely just the fence. A toppled fence takes out shrub borders, lands on the car, lets the dog out, and exposes you to the boundary dispute every neighbour dreads. Done once properly, you forget it's there for 15-20 years.