How Much Does Garden Fencing Cost
Planning a new garden fence? Use this guide to understand what affects fencing costs, how to estimate your material requirements, and why a site visit is needed for an accurate fitting quote.
Every fencing job is different. The cost of a new fence depends on the length of the fence, the height, the type of panels, whether you choose timber or concrete posts, and the condition of the garden.
Our Fence Calculator is a useful starting point for estimating material quantities and costs. For fitting prices, our installers need to assess the job properly with a site visit.
What Affects The Cost Of Garden Fencing?
Fence Length
The longer the run of fencing, the more panels, posts, boards and post mix will be required.
Fence Height
Taller fencing usually needs taller panels, longer posts and stronger support.
Post Type
Concrete posts usually cost more upfront, while timber posts are often cheaper and more traditional looking.
Site Conditions
Slopes, roots, old concrete, access issues and existing fence removal can all affect fitting costs.
Calculate Your Fencing Material Costs Online
Use our fencing calculator to estimate the quantity of fence panels, posts and boards needed for your project. It is ideal for checking material requirements before ordering.
Please note: the calculator estimates materials only. It cannot assess ground conditions, access, slopes, old fence removal or installation time.
Open Fence CalculatorWhy A Site Visit Is Needed For Fitting Prices
Fencing installation costs vary because every garden is different. Our fitters need to check access, ground levels, existing posts, old concrete, tree roots, slopes and any obstacles before giving an accurate quote.
For a proper installed fencing quotation, please request a free site estimate and our team will arrange a visit.
Request Free Site EstimateConcrete Posts or Timber Posts?
Concrete posts are usually the longest-lasting and lowest-maintenance option. Timber posts are still popular where a natural appearance and lower upfront cost are preferred.
Not sure which option is best? Read our full guide:
Concrete vs Timber Fence Posts – Which Is Best for Your Garden?Shop Fencing Materials
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does garden fencing cost?
The cost depends on the length, height, panel style, post type and site conditions. Use our fencing calculator for material costs or request a free site visit for a fitted quotation.
Can I get a fencing price online?
You can estimate material costs online using our fencing calculator. For installation costs, our fitters need to visit the site because every garden is different.
Are concrete fence posts worth the extra cost?
For many customers, yes. Concrete posts offer excellent lifespan and low maintenance. They are a strong choice for long-term fencing.
How do I know how many fence panels I need?
Measure the total length of the fence run and use our fencing calculator to estimate the number of panels, posts and boards required.