Fencing Installation in Bridgend
Free no-obligation site visit · Fixed written price · No deposit · Fully insured · 20+ years experience
Fencing Specialists Serving Bridgend & Bridgend
We supply and install all types of garden and boundary fencing — from traditional close-board featherboard privacy fencing to decorative garden panels, post and rail fencing, and automated gates. Every installation is built to last: all posts are set in concrete foundations, arris rails are cut and fixed with galvanised brackets, and we use pressure-treated timber as standard throughout. Gravel boards along the base protect the featherboard panels from ground contact and moisture — significantly extending the life of your fence. We also remove and dispose of all existing fencing before starting, so you don't need to do any preparation yourself. For boundary fencing, we can advise on your legal boundaries and exact post placement. Fully insured, free site survey, fixed price written quotes.
We work across Bridgend and the surrounding Vale of Glamorgan and Valleys area — completing driveways, patios, fencing and groundworks projects across CF31 and CF32 postcodes and into Porthcawl, Maesteg, Pencoed, Coity and the wider Bridgend county borough. Spring installation slots are available now. Bridgend sits where the Ogmore, Garw and Llynfi valleys meet the Vale of Glamorgan coastal plain. Ground conditions vary considerably: the valley floor areas around the town centre and along the Ogmore river corridor sit on alluvial clay, while the higher ground toward Coity, St Brides Major and Ewenny tends to be better-draining. Porthcawl's coastal location brings sandy, free-draining soils but with exposure conditions that affect surface longevity. We survey every site before agreeing any scope of work. Bridgend County Borough Council follows standard Welsh Permitted Development guidance. Permeable surfaces are generally planning-free and are the most practical choice given the area's drainage characteristics. Some of the older residential areas in Bridgend town and Maesteg have Conservation Area designations. We advise on all planning matters at your free site visit. We cover all CF31 and CF32 postcodes and work regularly in Porthcawl, Pencoed, Maesteg, Coity, Coychurch, Ewenny, St Brides Major, Cowbridge, Barry, Cardiff and across the Vale of Glamorgan. All quotations are fixed in writing before work begins. No deposit required until we start on site. We carry £5 million public liability insurance. All work includes a written guarantee. Call us on 07578 180526 or use the form above for a free, no-obligation site visit.
Our Work in Bridgend
We cover all CF31 and CF32 postcodes — Bridgend town and the surrounding borough including Porthcawl, Pencoed, Maesteg and the Vale of Glamorgan villages. The mix of valleys properties and coastal Vale housing means conditions vary — a proper survey before quoting is always worthwhile.
Fully Insured
Public liability covered
20+ Years
Experience in the trade
5-Star Rated
Google reviews
Fixed Price
No hidden extras
How We Work in Bridgend
Simple, transparent process — no pushy sales, no hidden costs, no deposit until we start.
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Free Site Visit
We come to your property in Bridgend, assess the ground conditions, measure up and discuss exactly what you need.
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Fixed Written Quote
You receive a full written quote specifying every element of the job — no vague estimates, no surprise extras.
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Professional Installation
Our experienced team installs to a high standard, cleans up fully on completion and backs every job with a written guarantee.
Ready to get started?
Every job is priced individually based on size, access, ground conditions and material choice. The only way to get an accurate figure is a free site visit — book yours today with no obligation.
Everything in Your Quote
- Close-board / featherboard privacy fencing
- Decorative garden panels and trellis
- Post and rail fencing
- Concrete posts and gravel boards along the base
- Arris rails fixed with galvanised brackets
- Garden gates — single and double — matched to fencing
- Removal and disposal of existing fencing
- Pressure-treated timber on every installation as standard
Why Choose Fencing?
- All posts set in concrete for a solid, long-lasting installation
- Pressure-treated timber throughout — prevents rot and extends lifespan significantly
- Gravel boards at the base protect featherboard panels from ground moisture
- Full removal and disposal of old fencing included
- Garden gates matched to your fencing style, with hinges and latches
- 20+ years experience, fully insured, free no-obligation site survey
Lifespan
15–25 years with pressure-treated timber and concrete posts
Planning
Fencing up to 2 metres high at the rear and sides of a prope…
Planning Permission in Bridgend
Fencing up to 2 metres high at the rear and sides of a property, and up to 1 metre at the front, generally does not require planning permission under Permitted Development Rights. Fencing in conservation areas, adjacent to listed buildings, or on corner plots may have different restrictions. We advise on all planning matters and exact boundary positions during your free site survey.
What Customers Say About Our Fencing
“Replaced all our old fencing — excellent workmanship and very reasonable price. Couldn't ask for more.”
Lisa R.
Bath
“Absolutely brilliant job on our block paving driveway. The team were professional, tidy and finished ahead of schedule. Couldn't be happier.”
Mark T.
Bristol
“Had a full resin driveway done — looks incredible. Neighbours have been asking who did it ever since. Will definitely use again.”
Sarah W.
Gloucester
Fencing Questions Answered
How much does fencing cost to install in the UK?
Fencing cost depends on the length of the run, the fence type and height, ground conditions and whether existing fencing needs removing. Every job is individually measured and quoted — we include removal of all existing fencing and full disposal in our prices. Book a free site survey for a full fixed written quote.
How do I stop my fence from rotting?
Three things prevent premature fence rot: (1) pressure-treated timber throughout — not just painted; (2) concrete posts rather than timber posts in the ground; (3) gravel boards along the base to keep the featherboard panels off the soil. We use all three on every installation as standard. A fence installed this way will last 15–25 years without significant maintenance.
What is the most popular fence type in the UK?
Close-board (also called featherboard) fencing is the UK's most popular garden fence — overlapping vertical featherboard planks on arris rails give a solid, private screen at a reasonable cost. It looks clean, provides excellent privacy and is available in heights from 1.2m to 2m. For a more decorative look, framed lattice panel fencing or hit-and-miss style panels are increasingly popular.
Do I need planning permission for a 2m fence?
Generally no — fencing up to 2m at the rear and sides of a residential property is permitted development. The exception is at the front of a property facing a highway, where the limit is 1m. Conservation areas, listed buildings and some new-build developments have stricter rules. We advise during your free site survey and ensure your installation complies.
How long does fencing installation take?
Most residential fencing jobs take 1–2 days. A 20–30 metre run of close-board fencing is typically completed in a single day. Larger boundary projects with multiple sections, removal of old fencing and gate installation may take 2–3 days. We give you a specific programme during your free site visit.
Other services we offer in Bridgend:
Covering Bridgend and: Porthcawl · Pencoed · Maesteg · Coity · Coychurch · Ewenny · St Brides Major · Laleston · Ogmore-by-Sea · Sarn · Brynmenyn · Cowbridge · Cardiff · Barry · Llantrisant
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