Fencing and Gate Installation in London
Good fencing gives privacy, security and a clean line to a garden — and it stands or falls on its posts. We install fencing and gates across London, with posts properly founded so the fence stays upright through winter storms.
What the service can include
- Closeboard, panel and slatted fence installation
- Concrete and timber posts, properly founded
- Garden gates, side gates and gate furniture
- Trellis and decorative panels
- Removal and disposal of old fencing
Suitable projects
- Replacing storm-damaged or rotten fencing
- New boundaries for gardens and side returns
- Privacy screening for patios and seating areas
- Secure gates for side access
How the work runs
- 1
Enquiry and site visit
Tell us about the work. For most projects we arrange a visit to see the property and discuss what you need.
- 2
Quotation
We agree the scope, materials and price with you in writing before any work starts.
- 3
Planning and scheduling
We agree a start date and sequence of work, and order materials in good time.
- 4
The work
Preparation, installation or construction, and finishing, carried out tidily and with respect for your home.
- 5
Handover
We walk through the finished work with you, clear up and make sure you are happy before we leave.
What can affect the quotation
- The approximate length of fencing and its height
- The style you prefer, or photographs of styles you like
- The condition of the existing fence and posts
- Any slopes, trees or obstacles along the line
Materials and finish options
- Closeboard fencing built in situ for sloping ground
- Panel fencing for a quick, tidy finish
- Contemporary slatted fencing in softwood or hardwood
- Gates hung with quality hinges, latches and locks
Exclusions and specialist requirements
Fence heights next to highways are limited by planning rules, and shared boundaries need neighbour agreement before replacement. Where the legal boundary line is uncertain, that is a matter for your title deeds or a land surveyor — we build on the line you confirm. Design input for complex boundaries is available through our civil design services.
Frequently asked questions
- Concrete or timber posts — which is better?
- Concrete posts do not rot and last longest; timber posts look more natural and suit some gardens better. We will talk through the options for your boundary.
- My fence blew down — can it be repaired?
- Sometimes, if the panels are sound and only posts have failed. We will tell you honestly whether repair or replacement is the better value.
- Who owns the fence between me and my neighbour?
- Ownership comes from the title deeds and is sometimes shared. It is worth agreeing the work with your neighbour before we start — we build once the line and ownership are clear.
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