How much does a new fence cost?
See real fencing-kit prices, understand what affects the final cost and work out a price for your own garden without waiting for a quotation.
£37.50
Entry-level overlap fencing provides a practical and affordable garden boundary.
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Choose your system and measurements to see the cost without waiting for a callback.
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Order your fencing for supply only or add professional installation where available.
Fencing is priced by the section, not simply by the job.
Most fencing systems are built using repeating sections. Your material cost is based on the price of each section multiplied by the number required for your boundary.
The final figure also depends on the fence style, height, posts, gravel boards, gates, ground conditions and whether you need installation or removal of an old fence.
What you can price online
Compare our fencing systems
These are starting prices for the fencing kits. Your final price will depend on the height, total length, post type and any installation or removal work required.
Overlap panel fencing
A familiar and budget-friendly garden fence, available in several heights with timber or concrete posts.
Post and rail fencing
An open agricultural-style boundary suitable for paddocks, rural properties and changing ground levels.
Closeboard panels
A strong slot-in panel system that provides privacy while allowing individual panels to be replaced if damaged.
Chestnut post and rail
Rustic cleft chestnut rails create a durable, natural-looking boundary for paddocks and countryside properties.
Timber closeboard
Traditional featheredge fencing built using arris rails and mortised timber posts for privacy and security.
Concrete closeboard
A substantial closeboard system using concrete posts and gravel boards for a longer working life.
Measure, choose and price your fence
You only need a few basic details to start building an accurate price for your garden.
Measure the boundary
Measure the total run in metres. Record each straight section separately where the boundary changes direction.
Choose your fencing
Select the fencing style, height and post material that best suits your garden, property and budget.
See the price
Review the kit and price online, then choose supply only or add professional installation where required.
Six things that can change your fencing cost
The length of your boundary matters, but your choice of materials and the condition of the site can make just as much difference.
Fence height
Taller fencing requires more material and longer posts, making height one of the main cost factors.
Timber or concrete posts
Concrete posts cost more initially but will not rot at ground level, where many timber fences fail first.
Ground conditions
Sloping, uneven or particularly hard ground may require additional posts, preparation or installation time.
Gravel boards
Gravel boards keep timber away from damp soil and can help extend the working life of the fence.
Old fence removal
Removing and legally disposing of an existing fence is separate work and can be added when needed.
Gates and access
Gates are priced separately, while restricted access can increase the time needed to complete an installation.
No callback. No waiting around for a basic price.
Price your fencing whenever it suits you and only proceed when you are happy with the figure. If your garden is unusual or you are unsure about your measurements, contact us before ordering.
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