Mr Fencer installs garden fencing in Weston-super-Mare for homeowners and landlords who want a boundary that looks good and stands up to the weather. Whether you are replacing a fence that has blown down, fencing a new-build garden or adding privacy around a patio, we will recommend the right style, height and materials for your property and budget.
Weston-super-Mare sits right on the coast, so many gardens are exposed to strong winds off the Bristol Channel. Choosing a sturdy design, strong posts and the right fixings makes a big difference to how long a fence lasts, and it is something we will always talk through with you.
Garden Fence Styles We Install
- Closeboard fencing – vertical featheredge boards fixed to strong rails, built in place for a solid, long-lasting boundary.
- Fence panels – a quick, cost-effective option in lap, slatted and decorative designs.
- Featheredge with trellis toppers – extra height and a softer look, ideal for climbing plants.
- Picket and decorative fencing – lower front-garden boundaries that add kerb appeal.
- Concrete posts and gravel boards – keep timber off damp ground and help prevent rot.
- Garden gates – matching side and front gates, with metal options available through our security fencing and gates service.
Why Choose Us for Garden Fencing in Weston-super-Mare?
- More than 10 years' fencing experience across Weston-super-Mare
- Free, no-obligation quotes with clear prices
- Honest advice on styles, heights and materials
- Careful, considerate work and a tidy finish
Our aim is simple: a fence you are proud of, installed properly the first time. Have a look at our fencing styles gallery for inspiration, or see all of our fencing services in Weston-super-Mare.
Boundaries and Planning Rules
Before replacing a boundary fence, it is worth checking who owns it. The title plan for your home often shows this, and the GOV.UK guide to property boundaries explains how to find out. Most garden fencing in Weston-super-Mare does not need planning permission, but height limits apply, so we will flag anything that needs checking when we quote.
Garden Fencing FAQs
How high can my garden fence be?
In most back gardens you can build a fence up to 2 metres high without planning permission. Next to a road used by vehicles the limit is usually 1 metre, and different rules can apply to listed buildings, conservation areas and some new-build estates – see the Planning Portal guidance on fences, gates and garden walls.
Should I choose fence panels or closeboard fencing?
Fence panels are quicker to install and usually cost less. Closeboard is built in place from individual boards, so it is stronger in exposed, windy gardens and easier to repair one board at a time. We can explain the pros and cons for your garden when we quote.
How long does it take to install a garden fence?
Many average-sized garden fences can be completed in one to two days. Longer runs, sloping ground, tricky access or removing an old fence can add time, and we will give you a realistic timescale with your quote.
How much does garden fencing cost in Weston-super-Mare?
The cost depends on the length, height and style of fence, the type of posts, ground conditions and access. We offer free, no-obligation quotes so you know exactly what to expect before any work starts.
When is the best time of year to replace a fence?
Fences can be installed all year round, although very wet or frozen ground can sometimes delay work. Spring and summer are the busiest times, so booking early helps you get the date you want.