Timber fencing supplied and fitted
Fencing Masters provides garden fence installation with the timber, posts and agreed fittings supplied as part of the job. From a new privacy fence to a complete replacement boundary, we plan the work around your garden. Over 20 years’ experience, with free quotes through WhatsApp or our enquiry form.
Supplied and fittedTimber fencing and agreed components
Free fencing quotesWork and materials agreed first
Over 20 years’ experienceExperienced fencing workmanship
Fencing firstLandscaping available as an extra
Garden Fence Installation
A new fence needs to suit the space as well as the view. Privacy beside a patio, a secure garden entrance and an open front boundary call for different heights, materials and layouts. We discuss the purpose of the fence before recommending the panels, posts, rails, gravel boards or gate that form the finished boundary.
Tell us about narrow side passages, established planting, nearby walls and changes in ground level. These details affect how materials are brought in, where posts can be fitted and how the fence meets adjoining surfaces. We supply and fit timber and traditional fencing systems; we do not install plastic or composite fencing.
Work suited to your garden
Timber panels and closeboard fencing create a more enclosed garden boundary. The fence height, supporting posts and gravel-board choice are considered together. Corners, sloping ground and the adjoining fence also affect how the new run should be set out.
Picket fencing and post and rail can define a garden without creating a solid screen. We discuss the required height, spacing and any additional mesh, taking account of the intended use rather than assuming every garden needs the same type of fence.
A timber gate can complete a side boundary, while trellis can divide a seating area or support climbing plants. Gate width, opening direction, supporting posts and the amount of screening should be agreed alongside the main fencing so the elements work together.
Practical fencing advice
Before garden fence installation begins, the property owners should confirm the boundary line and any ownership questions. We can explain the practical build, but cannot establish ownership from a garden photograph. Where a boundary is shared, discuss the proposed line and finish with the neighbour before work is agreed.
Existing concrete, roots, paving and old post foundations can affect the work below ground. A site visit may be needed to check these conditions and confirm measurements. The quotation sets out the agreed materials and fitting work, including any old-fence removal, rather than leaving those decisions until installation day.
Before changing the height or position of a fence, check any permissions or restrictions that apply to your property. The Planning Portal’s guide to fences, gates and garden walls is a useful starting point.
Free fencing quotations
Send your postcode, approximate fence length and the result you want. Photos can be sent on WhatsApp; use the enquiry form for measurements, access notes and questions. The price depends on the boundary, materials, ground conditions and agreed removal work. We arrange the next step where a visit or further measurements are needed.
Fencing questions
Yes. Garden fence installation includes supplying and fitting the panels or boards, posts and components agreed in the quotation. Garden gates, trellis and removal of the existing fence can be discussed as part of the same job.
The price depends on the length and height, fence style, post choice, access and ground conditions. Removing old fencing or adding a gate can change the work involved. Request a free quotation based on your garden rather than a standard price per panel.
Changes in level need to be assessed when the fence is planned. Stepped panels or a fence constructed to follow the run may be suitable, depending on the materials, required height and boundary. Send photos showing the slope when enquiring.
Yes. Post and gravel-board options can be discussed with the fence style. The ground, appearance, height and future panel replacement all influence the specification. We recommend a suitable arrangement after considering the actual boundary.
The timescale depends on the fence length, access, ground conditions and removal work. We discuss the expected work and scheduling for your specific job. We do not promise the same completion time for every garden.
Permissions and restrictions depend on the property and the proposed fence. Check before changing the height or position, particularly near a highway or where the property is listed or subject to restrictions. Planning Portal guidance and the local planning authority are useful starting points.
Contact Fencing Masters
Include your postcode, approximate measurements and what needs fitting, replacing or repairing. Use WhatsApp to share photos, or leave the details in our enquiry form for a free quote.
