Fencing Contractor in East Hampshire (41)

Looking to boost your garden's privacy, refresh your boundary, or replace a wonky old fence? Finding the right fencing contractor in East Hampshire can make all the difference.

Fencing contractors in East Hampshire

Whether you’re after timber fencing, chain link, concrete posts or just a rough idea of prices in East Hampshire, scroll on for advice that cuts through the noise.

What to expect from hiring a fencing contractor in East Hampshire

Common jobs fencing contractors in East Hampshire get called for:

• Replacing storm-damaged fencing
• Installing timber or concrete fence panels
• Boundary fencing for gardens or driveways
• Security and privacy fencing
• Post-and-rail or chain link fences for larger spaces

Average fencing costs in East Hampshire

Fencing contractors in East Hampshire: Expect to pay between £832 and £1887 , with an average cost of £1248.

General fencing services in East Hampshire: Expect to pay between £561 and £1313 , with an average cost of £853.

Fencing Repair / Replacement in East Hampshire: Expect to pay between £294 and £700, with an average cost of £450.

Emergency fencing services in East Hampshire: Expect to pay between £484 and £1073, with an average cost of £715.

What's usually included in a quote

• Site visit and measurements
• Advice on materials and design
• Ground prep and levelling
• Fence installation and clean-up

Things that might cost more:

• Difficult ground (sloped or rocky)
• Waste disposal
• Painting, staining or sealant
• Fancy finishes or non-standard materials

How long do fencing jobs take?

Most fencing jobs in East Hampshire take 2 - 3 days, depending on length, ground conditions, and weather.

Fencing contractors and supply of materials

Often, yes. Many offer an all-in-one service and will include materials in your quote. But not all do, so always ask.

Fencing contractors in East Hampshire: Homeowners vs renters

Homeowners:

• You’re responsible for organising and paying for fencing on your property.
• If replacing an existing boundary fence, check who owns it (this is usually marked on property deeds).
• No planning permission needed for fences up to 2 metres (or 1 metre next to a road).
• Adding trellis? If it takes the total height above 2m, you might need permission.

Renters

• Fencing issues (like damage or repairs) are usually the landlord’s responsibility.
• Speak to your landlord or letting agent before booking any fencing work.
• You can suggest a fencing contractor, but it’s up to the property owner to approve and arrange it.

Emergency fencing contractors in East Hampshire

Strong winds, fallen trees, or break-ins can cause sudden fence damage.

If you need help fast, you can look for East Hampshire fencing contractors offering emergency call outs using our search tool. Or, post a job directly for a quick callback.

How can I find fencing companies for new fence installation?

As well as their usual array of services, fencing contractors will usually be able to source and install new fences. Whether that is just a small section or the whole thing. Speak to someone in your area to find out exactly what they can offer.

Find fencing contractors near you in East Hampshire

Our checked fencing contractors in East Hampshire can help with:

• Garden fence installation and repair
• Post and panel replacement
• Chain link or metal fencing
• Decorative fencing and gates
• Privacy screens
• Driveway fencing and wooden gates
• Temporary security fencing

Compare checked fencing contractors covering your local area to get quotes and see who fits your needs.