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Put in your postcode and say how you'd like it done. You'll see who builds fences in your area, or who delivers the posts, boards and rails if you're putting it up yourself.
Fitted for you
Firms that supply the timber and build the fence for you: new runs, replacements and gates.
These cover your area. Change postcode
Ask these two if they can reach you. Change postcode
newcastlefencingsuppliers.co.uk
Supply and fit
The timber yard can put the fence up for you too, so the posts, boards and the people fitting them all come from one place.
tynefencing.co.uk
Fence builders
New fences, replacement runs and gates, with the timber supplied and the whole job built for you. Send the length and the type of fence for a written price.
fencingnortheast.co.uk
Fence builders
Closeboard, panel and post and rail fences built from stock timber, plus repairs and gates. One short form gets the job priced.
Build it yourself
Posts, boards, rails, sleepers and post mix, delivered to the house or ready to collect.
These cover your area. Change postcode
Ask these two if they can reach you. Change postcode
newcastlefencingsuppliers.co.uk
Timber yard
Fence boards, posts, rails, gates and sleepers from a yard just north of Newcastle, serving home builders and the trade alike.
tynefencing.co.uk
Timber shop
Treated boards, posts, rails, sleepers and post mix in an online shop, with a delivery or collection day chosen at checkout.
buyfencingnewcastle.co.uk
Timber shop
Fencing timber for Newcastle gardens, from terrace yards to Great Park plots, ordered online and delivered.
buyfencingnortheast.co.uk
Bulk and trade timber
Set up for big jobs: landscapers, smallholdings and long estate boundaries, with each piece priced and the whole order sent out together.
fencingnortheast.co.uk
Timber shop
Stock fencing timber listed by size, so you can match boards, posts and rails to your plan before you order.
onlinefencing.co.uk
Timber shop
Choose your timber piece by piece and check out online. North East postcodes are priced on screen, and delivery further afield is quoted for you.
scottfencing.co.uk
Timber by the load
Timber ordered by the load for longer runs and bigger projects, with a fence calculator to turn your measurements into a list.
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A little planning makes the order quick and the build straightforward.
Measuring
Walk the boundary with a tape and note each straight run, every corner and where a gate goes. For panels, divide the run by 1.83 m and round up, then allow one post per panel plus one to finish. A rough total length is all a fitter needs to start pricing.
Boundaries
Your title plan shows where the boundary runs, and a quick word next door before the old fence comes down keeps everyone happy. Most back garden fences can go up to 2 m, or 1 m beside a road or footpath: our height rules guide has the detail.
Styles
Panels go up quickly on straight, level runs. Closeboard is built in place from posts, rails and square-edged boards, so it can follow a slope or an awkward corner. Post and rail suits open boundaries where you want to see through.
Posts
Bury roughly a quarter of each post and set it in post mix, allowing a bag or two per post. On exposed plots and corner gardens, 4x4 posts give the fence extra backbone against the wind.
Gates
A gate hangs on sturdier posts than the fence either side. Measure the opening at the top and the bottom, and order the gate posts, hinges and latch with the rest of the timber.
Replacements
A replacement fence can be built with a capping rail along the top for a crisp finished line, or without one. Say which you'd like, and whether the old fence is coming down, when you ask for a price.
Timing
Fences go up all year round. Dry, unfrozen ground digs easiest, and getting a date in the diary early means the fence is up before you want to be out in the garden.
Delivery
Clear a spot near the front of the house for the timber to land. Long boards and posts need a straight way in, so mention a narrow lane or tight access when you order and it can be planned around.
Yes. Choose "I'll fit it myself" above to see the suppliers that cover your postcode, with posts, boards, rails, sleepers and post mix to order online.
Closeboard (built with square-edged boards), fence panels, and post and rail. Gates can be supplied and hung as part of the same job.
Yes. A replacement can be built with a capping rail along the top, or without one if you prefer the boards to finish flush. Just say which when you ask for a price.
Choose "Fitted for me", then use Enquire here on a fitter's card or visit their own site. A postcode and a rough length are enough to start, and photos of the garden help them price it.
Collections are on weekdays: the fencing yard is closed on Saturdays for now. Pick a weekday collection when you order online.
Not usually for a fence on your own land within the height limits: up to 2 m in most back gardens, and 1 m beside a road or footpath. Our height rules guide covers the details.
Nothing matches that yet. Try a shorter word, like turf or beach.
