Fencing Installers and Companies in London

Top Fencing Contractors, Fitters and Suppliers in London

Local Fencing suppliers and fitters around NW5 1RN Postcode area

Parliament Hill Farmers Market in London NW5
William Ellis School Off High Gate Rd London NW5 1RN
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Toolstation Balham in London SW12
Units 1 & 2, Trade Park, Zennor Rd, London SW12 0PS
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Selco Builders Warehouse in London NW2
Staples Corner, JVC Business Park, Priestley Way, London NW2 7BA
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Neal’S Nurseries in London SW18
Heathfield Rd, London SW18 3HR
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Building and Handyman Fulham in London SW11
22 Battersea Rise, London SW11 1EE
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Travis Perkins in London E17
171 Wood St, London E17 3LX
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Travis Perkins in London SE27
61-79 Norwood High St, Norwood, London SE27 9JS
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Toolstation New Southgate in London N11
Unit 1, Brunswick Park Industrial Estate, Brunswick Way, London N11 1JL
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Toolstation Walthamstow in London E17
Unit D, 101 Blackhorse Ln, London E17 6DJ
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Motorway in London W1T
Motorway, 12, 13 Wells Mews, London W1T 3HE
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About Fencing in London

London is the largest city in the UK by a wide margin, and its fencing needs are as varied as the city itself, from small courtyard gardens in dense central boroughs to the larger plots found in outer suburbs towards the green belt. Our directory lists fencing suppliers and installers working across Greater London, covering everything from period terraced housing to more recent developments. Given how much the city varies from one borough to the next, in property type, garden size and local planning rules, it is worth speaking to a contractor who knows your specific area well. Local tradespeople listed here can advise on what suits your property and offer a free quote.

Average Installation cost in London

Fencing costs across London sit well above the national average, reflecting higher labour and material costs throughout the capital. Closeboard fencing typically runs £110 to £190 per metre fitted, lap panels £85 to £145 per metre, and post and rail £50 to £90 per metre. A standard 20 to 25 metre garden boundary usually costs between £2,800 and £5,500, with prices varying by borough and site access.

Types of Materials found in London

London sits mostly on London Clay, laid down around 55 million years ago in what was then a tropical sea, which today underlies much of the city and gives it its characteristically low, gently rolling topography in many areas. This clay holds water strongly and is prone to shrinking and swelling with changes in moisture, an issue that matters more for building foundations than for standard fence posts, though it does mean ground across large parts of London can stay damp for a while after rain. Closer to the Thames and its tributaries, more recent gravel and alluvial deposits overlie the clay, giving somewhat different, often better draining conditions in those specific areas.

Nearby Areas

Enfield, Harrow, Croydon, Wembley, Barnet

Nearby Postcode

E1, N1, SW1, W1

Frequently asked questions FAQ

How much does fencing cost in London?

Fencing costs in London are above the national average, typically between £2,800 and £5,500 fitted for a standard garden boundary, reflecting higher labour and material costs across the capital. Get a free quote from a local contractor for an accurate price for your specific borough.

Is the ground in London suitable for fence posts?

Most of London sits on London Clay, which holds water strongly and can stay damp after rain, though ground nearer the Thames and its tributaries often has better draining gravel and alluvial deposits. Conditions vary considerably from one part of the city to another.

Do I need planning permission for a fence in London?

Most fences up to two metres in a back garden, or one metre facing a road, do not need planning permission in London. Many boroughs have conservation areas with additional restrictions, so check with your local council before starting work.

Does London's weather affect fencing choices?

London sits in the relatively dry south east of England, though clay soil across much of the city retains moisture well, so pressure treated timber and solidly concreted posts are worth the investment for durability.

Where can I dispose of old fencing in London?

Most London boroughs operate household waste recycling centres that accept timber and garden waste, though access rules and permitted vehicle types vary by borough. Many fencing contractors will also remove your old fence as part of the job.

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