FAQ's

We're based in Brentwood and work across Essex and East London, including Romford, Brentwood, Billericay, Chelmsford, Hornchurch and Upminster. We also travel further afield into the wider South East, Hertfordshire, and parts of Cambridgeshire, Kent and Surrey, so it's worth contacting us even if your town isn't specifically named on our website.

Yes. We serve domestic customers looking for garden fencing, gates or repairs, as well as commercial and public sector clients across sectors including education, retail, housing, local authorities and rail.

Yes. As well as being a large stockist of garden fencing supplies for the general public, we also supply materials to local fencing and landscaping companies, and to merchants who stock our products in their yards.

Yes, we manufacture, supply and install bespoke wooden and metal gates, and we can match the style of a new gate to your fencing for a consistent finish.

Alongside new installations and materials, we provide fence repairs, and we also supply and lay artificial grass for customers wanting to tidy up the rest of their garden.

We're a local, family-run business with more than 20 years of combined experience in the fencing trade. We offer free advice and quotations, competitive pricing, custom designs, and all our work is fully insured and comes with our own no-fuss guarantee.

Yes, we offer free, no-obligation quotes along with free professional advice, whether you're after a full installation or just fencing materials.

Yes, all of our fencing installation work is fully insured, so you're covered while we're working on your property.

We've been trading since 2017, and between us our team has more than 20 years of experience within the fencing industry.

Yes, every fencing installation we complete comes with our own no-fuss guarantee as standard, on top of our insurance cover.

A member of our team will talk through your requirements, either over the phone or by email, offer free professional advice, and provide a free, no-obligation quote before any work is booked in.

Yes, our installation service includes a consultation where we visit your property, measure up, and discuss material options before work starts.

Our installers are trained to our own RFL installation standards, so you get a consistently high-quality result regardless of the size of the job.

We manufacture around 90% of the materials we install ourselves, giving us more control over the quality of your finished fence.

Yes, we offer free professional advice on the best materials and approach for the job, whether you're building a new fence or repairing an existing one.

We install a range of domestic fencing styles, including trellis fences, picket fences and panel fences, all tailored to the individual requirements of your garden.

For commercial and security applications, we supply and install options including V mesh fencing, palisade fencing, anti-climb barriers, concrete fencing, and railings, along with entrance gates, sliding gates, automated gates, and crash barriers and bollards.

We stock everything needed to erect your own fence, including timber posts and panels, railway sleepers, concrete posts, and the cement, sand and aggregate needed to set your posts securely.

Depending on the size of your order, we deliver using either our long wheelbase transit vans or our crane lorries, and local delivery is included free of charge.

It's used to secure building sites and manage public safety at events, such as school sports days or music events, and our service covers delivery, setup and removal of the barriers.

We work across education and sport, retail, commercial premises, housing developments, local authorities and rail infrastructure, tailoring fencing to each site's security and access needs.

If you'd like a fully finished result without lifting a finger, our installation service covers everything from design to fitting, and the completed work is covered by our insurance and no-fuss guarantee. If you're happy doing the physical work yourself, our supply-only service gives you the same quality materials we use ourselves, along with free advice on the best approach.

Temporary mesh fencing is generally used to secure a construction site or work zone, keeping the public out of an active area. Crowd control barriers, including police-style barriers, are designed to manage and direct large groups of people safely at public events.

Permanent fencing, whether timber, security or decorative, suits gardens and premises that need a long-term boundary. Temporary fencing is better suited to short-term needs, such as an ongoing building project or a one-off event, and can be taken away once the work or event is finished.