Southampton and within 20 miles
Garden Fencing in Southampton
Strong, tidy garden fencing fitted to improve privacy, security and the shape of your outdoor space.
Planned for your property
A sound foundation and a finish that belongs
Good fencing should sit straight, feel secure and suit the garden around it. We can replace tired boundaries or install new fencing as part of a wider garden redesign.
Ashley stays closely involved from the first conversation to the final tidy-up, so you always know who is responsible for your project.
What you can expect
- Secure posts and solid installation
- Old fencing removed where agreed
- Styles to suit traditional and modern gardens
Costs
Fencing priced by the panel
Fencing is the easiest part of a garden to cost, because it is measured in bays. Take the length of the run, divide it by 1.8 metres and you have roughly the number of bays we will be quoting for.
Guide figures only, based on recent local work. Your quotation follows a site visit.
Timescales
How fitting day runs
Clearing the line
Old panels and posts lifted and stacked for removal.
Setting posts
Post holes dug, posts plumbed and concreted along a string line.
Fitting bays
Panels or boards fitted to the run, gravel boards set at the base.
Finishing
Caps fitted, line checked from both ends and the ground raked over.
Guides
Helpful reading before you commit
Book winter groundwork so your garden is ready for spring
Which garden jobs are better done in the cold months, which should wait, and how to phase the work sensibly.
Read the guide ProcessThe right order of work for a garden redesign
What comes first, what comes last, and the sequencing mistakes that force people to pay for the same work twice.
Read the guideCommon questions
Fencing: your questions answered
How much does it cost to replace a fence in Southampton?
Most replacement runs land between £95 and £220 per 1.8 metre bay fitted, depending on whether you choose panels or close board and timber or concrete posts.
Whose fence is it, mine or my neighbour's?
Your deeds or title plan will usually show which boundary you maintain. We are happy to fit only up to the line you own.
Can fencing be fitted in wet weather?
Yes. Fencing is one of the best winter jobs, and the posts set perfectly well in cold, damp ground.
How long will a new fence last?
A close board fence on concrete posts should give you fifteen years or more. Panels on timber posts typically need attention sooner.
Do you fit gates as well?
Yes, side gates and garden gates are fitted as part of the run with the frame and ironmongery included in the quote.
Plan ahead
Book winter groundwork so your garden is ready for spring
Autumn and winter are useful times to tackle digouts, levelling, fencing and foundations. Get the preparation done before the days get longer.
Areas covered
Local landscaping within 20 miles
Ready to improve your garden?
Arrange a free site quotation with Ashley.