Fencing in Brighton and Hove
Close-board fences, gates and slatted side passages, built to suit the garden or the passage.
What a fencing job covers
These are the fences our own photos show. Ask us about yours: tell us where it goes and what you want it to do.
- Close-board fencesAlong garden boundaries, with paving or a lawn in front.
- GatesTimber gates in side passages and garden fences.
- Slatted side passagesA slatted fence and gate along a narrow passage.
- Replacing old fencesOld fence panels taken out and replaced.
- Fences with garden workFencing fitted as part of a garden renovation.
- One teamFencing, paving and decking from the same firm.
Fences we have fitted
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Do you need permission for a fence?
The Planning Portal says fences, gates and walls up to 2 metres high, or 1 metre next to a highway, usually do not need planning permission. That does not apply to listed buildings, and a local Article 4 Direction can remove it. See the Planning Portal guidance and check with the council before you build.
A fence also has an owner. Agree who owns and maintains the boundary with your neighbour before you replace it.
How a fencing job runs
- We come and lookA visit to see the space and hear what you want.
- You get a written quoteWhat is included, laid out before anything starts.
- We do the workEvery trade on the job comes from one firm.
- Finished and handed backThe room tidied and ready to use.
Questions we get asked
Do you give a free quote for fencing?
Yes. We give a no obligation free quote. Use the form on this page, or call Stewart or Tom.
What kinds of fence do you fit?
Our photos show close-board fences, timber gates and slatted side passages.
Do you replace an old fence?
Yes. Tell us what you have and what you want when you ask for a quote.
Do I need planning permission for a fence?
Usually not up to 2 metres, or 1 metre next to a highway, but listed buildings and Article 4 areas are different. See the Planning Portal guidance.
Where do you work?
Brighton and Hove, and the wider Sussex area.
What are you planning?
Tell us about the job in a few quick taps. It goes straight to us, not a call centre.