Mr Fencer installs security fencing in Weston-super-Mare for homes, businesses and industrial sites. Designed with safety and access control in mind, a well-planned perimeter helps deter intruders, protect valuable assets and create clearly defined secure areas.
Each installation is planned around the needs of your site – what you are protecting, how people and vehicles move in and out, and how the fence should look. The result is a durable perimeter matched to the level of protection you need.
Security Fencing Systems We Install
- High-security mesh fencing – rigid welded panels that are hard to climb and easy to see through.
- Palisade fencing – steel pales that act as a strong visual deterrent.
- Steel railings – secure and smart for homes, shops and offices.
- Gates and controlled entry points – pedestrian and vehicle gates that complete your perimeter.
How to Choose Security Fencing in Weston-super-Mare
The best security fencing balances height, strength, visibility and appearance. Think about how easy the fence is to climb, whether CCTV needs to see through it, and where the gates go, as they are often the weak point. Industry schemes such as Secured by Design, the UK police crime-prevention initiative, publish useful guidance on designing secure boundaries.
For business premises, our commercial fencing service covers the wider site, and for homes our garden fencing can be combined with secure gates.
Why Choose Mr Fencer for Security Fencing?
- More than 10 years' fencing experience in Weston-super-Mare
- Options for homes, businesses and industrial sites
- Every perimeter planned around your site and risks
- Free, no-obligation quotes
Speak to us today about security fencing in Weston-super-Mare for your home or site, or browse all of our fencing services.
Security Fencing FAQs
What is the difference between mesh and palisade security fencing?
Mesh panel fencing is made of rigid welded wire panels. It is hard to climb and easy to see through, which suits CCTV. Palisade fencing uses vertical steel pales and is a very strong visual deterrent, often used for industrial yards and utility sites.
How high should security fencing be?
It depends on the risk and the site. Homes are usually limited to 2 metres without planning permission (1 metre next to a road), while commercial sites often need taller fencing and may need planning approval. Check the Planning Portal guidance on fences, gates and garden walls or ask us for advice.
Can security fencing look good on a home?
Yes. Steel railings, decorative metal gates and colour-coated mesh can make a property more secure while still looking smart. We can help you balance security with the look you want.
Do you install gates as part of security fencing?
Yes. Gates and controlled entry points are often the weakest part of a perimeter, so we plan them as part of your security fencing rather than as an afterthought.