Garden Fencing in High Wycombe
New garden fences in High Wycombe, from a family-run team based in Hazlemere.
Fence Installer in High Wycombe
We put up new fencing in High Wycombe, from Amersham Hill and Terriers to Totteridge, Downley, Booker and Sands.
Wycombe’s Victorian terraces often share long boundaries with several neighbours, so a new garden fence needs to be straight, strong and neat on both sides. As fence installers we set every post in concrete and line each run up true.
Choose traditional fencing for strength and value, solid fencing for privacy, or composite fencing that never needs treating.
High Wycombe’s conservation areas include Amersham Hill, Priory Avenue, Terriers, Totteridge and Downley Common, where the council favours brick walls and hedges at the front of houses.
Covering High Wycombe and the HP11, HP12 and HP13 postcode areas.
Our fencing services
- Traditional fencingCloseboard timber on strong posts
- Solid fencingFull privacy with a clean, modern look
- Composite fencingLooks like timber, never needs treating
- Fence panelsSupplied and fitted to suit your garden
- New and replacement fencesA single run or the whole garden
- Concrete posts and gravel boardsKeep the timber off wet ground
- Trellis toppersExtra height and a frame for climbers
- Garden gatesMatching timber gates, hung to close cleanly
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Choosing a New Fence
Every new fence we put up is built on strong posts, set deep in concrete. The choice is in the look, the privacy and the upkeep. We also fit composite fencing, which looks like timber but never needs treating.
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Traditional fencing
Closeboard fencing, built from overlapping vertical boards on timber rails. With concrete posts and gravel boards it is strong, private and long lasting, and it suits almost any garden. It weathers naturally or can be stained.
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Solid fencing
Solid fence panels give privacy from the ground up with a clean, modern look. Horizontal slats, a trellis top for climbers and a matching gate turn the boundary into a feature of the garden.
Why Choose Us as Your Fence Installer
- Family-run and localA family-run team working across Buckinghamshire and the Chilterns
- 40+ years of experienceAcross the FirstScapes team
- 5 year guarantee on timber fencingOn everything we build in timber
- Free, no-obligation quoteWe visit and talk through ideas before we price anything
- The whole gardenFencing, paving, decking and planting from one team
- Rated 5.0 on Google
Fencing Questions from High Wycombe
Can you fence a sloping garden in High Wycombe?
Yes. Many gardens climb the valley side, so we step the panels down the slope, keeping each panel level and the top line neat.
Can I put a fence at the front in a High Wycombe conservation area?
In conservation areas such as Amersham Hill and Terriers, front boundaries need more care, and a wall or hedge is often the better choice. Back garden fencing is usually fine.
Do you put up fencing in the villages around High Wycombe?
Yes. As well as High Wycombe itself, we cover Booker, Bowerdean, Castlefield, Cressex, Daws Hill, Micklefield, Sands, Terriers, Totteridge and Downley, and the rest of the HP11, HP12 and HP13 postcode areas.
How long does it take to put up a new fence in High Wycombe?
It depends on the length of the fence, the type of panel and whether an old fence has to come down first. Once we have measured up, your quote includes a timescale, so you know how long we will be on site before we start.
Do I need planning permission for a new fence?
Usually not. A fence up to 2 metres high is normally allowed, or up to 1 metre where it runs beside a road. The rules are tighter for listed buildings and in some conservation areas. We check this before we start.
Should I choose traditional, solid or composite fencing?
Traditional closeboard fencing is strong, private and good value. Solid slatted panels give a cleaner, more modern look. Composite fencing costs more at the start but never needs treating. Compare the fence types above.
Can you fit a gate in a new fence?
Yes. We build and hang timber gates to match the fence, so the boundary looks like one piece and the gate closes cleanly.
How much does a new fence cost in High Wycombe?
It depends on the length, the height and the type of fence. We need to see the garden before we can give you a price, so we offer a free, no-obligation quote. Call 01494 812249 or use the form at the top of the page.
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We put up new fencing in ten towns across south Buckinghamshire and the Chilterns. Pick your area.
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Our Other Landscaping Services
Planning more than one job? We cover the whole garden, front and back.