Fencing in Warrington

What We Offer

A good fence does more than mark a boundary. It gives you privacy, keeps children and pets safe, shelters your garden from the wind and frames the space you've worked hard on. Our Warrington fencing service covers:

New fencing installation for front, side and rear boundaries

Fence replacement, including taking down and removing tired or storm-damaged panels

Fence panels and closeboard fencing in a range of heights and finishes

Slatted and contemporary fencing for a modern look

Gates, including side access gates and garden gates

Fence repairs, such as replacing posts, panels and gravel boards

Fence cleaning and refreshing through our pressure washing and softwashing service

If you're planning a wider garden makeover, we can combine fencing with [patios](/patios-warrington/), [lawn and turf installation](/turf-warrington/) or a complete landscape and garden design, all from one team.

Fencing Materials and Options

The right fence depends on your garden, your priorities and your budget. We'll talk you through the options and give honest advice, not a hard sell.

Our composite fencing, combines the natural look of timber with the durability of modern materials. Made from a blend of recycled wood fibres and plastic, it provides a smart, low-maintenance boundary for gardens, patios and outdoor spaces. Composite fencing is designed to resist rot, warping, splintering and insect damage, while retaining its colour and finish for longer than traditional timber. Choose from a range of contemporary colours and styles to create a private, attractive space with minimal upkeep.

Lap panels: A popular, cost-effective choice for family gardens. They're quick to install and available in different heights and finishes.

Closeboard (featheredge) fencing: A strong, traditional style made from overlapping vertical boards. It suits longer boundaries and exposed gardens where durability matters.

Slatted and contemporary fencing: Horizontal or vertical slats create a clean, modern look that works well with new patios, garden rooms and contemporary planting schemes.

Picket and decorative fencing: Ideal for front gardens, where kerb appeal matters more than total privacy.

Posts and gravel boards: Concrete posts and gravel boards help keep timber off damp ground, which can extend the life of your fence considerably. We'll explain where they make sense for your boundary.

Finishes: Pre-treated timber, painted finishes and natural tones are all available, so your fence can complement your home and garden.

Our Fencing Process

Get in touch. Call, WhatsApp or email us with a few details about your garden and what you'd like.

Free consultation and quote. We'll visit, check the boundary line, ground conditions and access, and talk through styles, heights and gates. You'll receive a clear, itemised quote.

Preparation. If you're replacing an existing fence, we'll arrange removal and clear the line ready for the new installation.

Installation. We set out the line carefully, fix the posts securely and fit panels, boards and gates so everything sits level and strong.

Finishing and clear-up. We tidy the site and walk you through the finished job to make sure you're happy.

Areas Covered Near Warrington

We're based in Warrington WA2 and cover the surrounding towns and villages, including:

Stockton Heath, Grappenhall and Thelwall

Lymm and Appleton

Great Sankey, Penketh and Callands

Birchwood, Culcheth and Padgate

Winwick, Croft and Orford

Latchford and Walton

Not on the list? Get in touch anyway. We're often able to help with fencing across Cheshire and the wider North West.

Fencing FAQs

How much does fencing cost in Warrington?

The price depends on the length and height of the fence, the style and materials you choose, whether old fencing needs removing and how easy the access is. We offer free consultations and provide a clear quote, and we can suggest options to suit your budget.

Do I need planning permission for a new fence?

In many cases you don't, but there are limits. Generally, fences up to 2 metres high at the back and sides, and up to 1 metre next to a highway, don't need permission. Properties that are listed, in a conservation area or have restrictive covenants may be different, so check first. We're happy to point you in the right direction.

How long does it take to install a fence?

Many average-sized gardens can be completed in a day or two, weather and ground conditions permitting. Longer boundaries, sloping ground or additional work such as removal of old fencing and gates may take longer. We'll give you a realistic timescale when we quote.

Who owns the fence between me and my neighbour?

It varies. Your property deeds or title plan may show which boundaries you're responsible for, though they often don't. It's always worth talking to your neighbour before work starts. We can offer practical advice, but we can't give legal guidance on boundary disputes.