Fencing in Leeds, Wakefield and Yorkshire
Fencing that looks great and stands firm
Composite and timber fencing, installed straight, level and solid. Perfect for privacy, keeping pets and children safe, and giving your property a smart new boundary.
Fencing styles
Find the right fence for your garden
We will show you samples, explain the options for different materials and quote for the style that suits your home and budget.
Why upgrade to composite
Swap tired timber for a fence you never have to paint
Composite fencing is one of our most requested upgrades. It keeps its colour, resists the wet Yorkshire winters and gives a sleek, uniform finish.
- No staining or treatment needed
- Will not rot, warp or split
- Strong posts set to last
- Old fencing removed and taken away
★★★★★
“Completed replacement of wooden fencing to composite fencing. Came on time and did a good job. Really pleased, our garden looks like a new pin.”
★★★★★
“Chris and his son installed a new fence after we bought a new house. Turned up on time, meticulous in his work. No fuss, no drama, just high quality work.”
Planning your budget
What affects the price of a new fence
We price every fence from a site survey. These are the things that change the cost the most.
Length and height
The price is driven mainly by how many metres of fencing you need and how tall the panels are.
Fence style
Close board timber is the most affordable. Slatted designs take longer to build, and composite costs more upfront but never needs painting.
Posts and gravel boards
Concrete posts and gravel boards cost a little more than timber but resist rot and keep panels off the wet ground.
Ground and access
Slopes, tree roots and tight access all add labour, so we check them at the survey.
Removing the old fence
We take down and dispose of the old fence as part of the job, shown clearly in your quote.
Gates
A matching gate finishes the boundary and is priced as its own item.
Fencing know-how
Posts, panels and boundaries explained
Concrete or timber posts?
Concrete posts and gravel boards will not rot, so they are a good choice for a long life. Timber posts give a more natural look and suit some styles better. We will recommend what works for your garden.
Who owns the fence?
Your property deeds usually show which boundaries are yours. If a fence is shared, it is good practice to talk to your neighbour before work starts.
Painting and upkeep
Composite needs no painting at all. Timber fences benefit from a fresh coat of treatment every few years to keep them protected.
Fencing near you
Fencing in Wakefield, Leeds and across Yorkshire
We install composite, close board and slatted fencing and matching gates for homes across Wakefield, Leeds, Tingley, Brighouse, Barnsley and Sheffield. Every fence is measured, supplied and fitted by us, with the old fence taken away.
Pairing a new fence with a new deck? See our decking services and garden projects, browse recent fencing jobs or check the areas we cover.
Fencing FAQs
Before you book
Anything else? Call Chris on 07852 879732 or Adam on 07549 659033.
Do you take away the old fence?
Yes, removal and disposal of your old fencing is included when we quote for a replacement.
Do I need to talk to my neighbours?
It is good practice to let them know. We can advise on boundary lines and which side the good face should go.
What height can my fence be?
Back garden fences up to 2 metres usually do not need planning permission. Lower limits apply next to roads.
Can you match a gate to the fence?
Yes, we supply and fit gates in the same material and style as your new fencing.
How long does composite fencing last?
Composite is made to resist rot, warping and fading, and it never needs painting. It is designed to last far longer than standard timber panels.
Can you fence a sloping garden?
Yes. We step or rake the panels to follow your ground so the fence looks neat and stays secure.
Ready for a new fence?
We will measure up, show you the options and give you a clear price.