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If you need to repair a fence or install a new fence in your garden, it's important to find a reliable fencing company to carry out the work to ensure the fence is long-lasting, durable, and able to stand up against adverse weather conditions.
The good news? Finding a local fencing contractor couldn't be easier using MyJobQuote.
In this guide, we'll help you find fencing companies in your local area.
Let's dive in!
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Understanding Your Fencing Needs
Are you looking for fence repair near you, or are you looking for local fencers to install a new fence?
Before you start your search for local fencing companies, it's best to have a clear idea of what you want from your new or replacement fence.
The more you know, the easier it will be to communicate your specific requirements when looking to hire a fence fitting company.
Think about the following:
- Purpose of the fence — Do you want to improve your garden's security, want a clear boundary between you and your neighbours, or want to add some privacy?
- Fence material — You can choose between wood, composite, metal, or PVC fence panels, all with their own benefits.
- Fence design — Featherboard, woven, picket, waney edge. The list is practically endless when it comes to the different designs of fence panels.
- Maintenance — How much upkeep are you prepared to do over the fence's lifetime?
- Is there an existing fence? — Do you need an old fence removed first, or is it a brand-new installation?
Having as much clarity as possible as to what is needed should make the process of hiring the right person/company for the job and working with them run smoothly.
If you're unsure about what is best for your garden, you can always ask the fencing service to help you figure out any final details or aspects of the work that you might not be sure of yet (e.g., if you're having new fencing installed, you may not know what type of fencing material would suit your home and preferences best).
Finding Fencing Companies Near You on MyJobQuote
Once you've figured out what you want for your new garden fence, it's time to start searching for local fencing contractors.
Using MyJobQuote is the easiest way to find nearby fence installers. Here's what you need to do:
- Click the link above, and enter your postcode to start searching for fence installers in your area.
- Select the type of fencing work you require (e.g., new installation or replacement, repair work).
- Choose the length of fencing you require (from 5m to 40m+).
- Indicate if there's old fencing to be removed, and if you need the fence panels supplied by the installer.
- If you need gates alongside your new fence panels, select how many you need.
- Select the type of material you want your fence panels to be (e.g., wood, composite, metal).
- In the description box, type a short explanation of the work you want to be done.
- Add photos of the area where you want the fence installed/removed.
- Choose your budget from the list of options.
- Indicate your preferred project timeline.
- Confirm your contact details, and get your quotes from local fencing companies!
MyJobQuote's profiles come complete with customer ratings and portfolios of their past work, helping you to assess the quality and reliability of each company.
By evaluating the profiles of various local fencers/fencing companies, you can make an informed choice as to which service you'd most like to work with.
Check Local Fencing Companies' Credentials
In the UK, there are no formal qualifications required by law for fencing companies. But it's important to look over the trader's experience and any relevant training to assess their suitability.
Good things to note in a trader's profile are:
- Clear track record of successful fence installations (e.g. photographs, customer reviews and testimonials).
- Evidence of training, such as a National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) in Fencing, or equivalent City & Guilds training.
- Proof of public liability insurance to cover themselves and you if there are any accidents during the installation.
- Membership with the Association of Fencing Industries (AFI).
Taking the time to look over references from past clients can give you valuable insights into their professionalism and the quality of their work.
Fencing Companies by Fence Type
Wood Fencing Companies
Wooden fence panels are the most popular choice in UK gardens, so most fencing companies near you will be experienced in fitting them.
Check that the fence company you choose has worked with both concrete and timber posts.
Composite Fencing Companies
Composite fencing comes as a kit, so the posts, rails and boards typically have to match.
Not all fencing companies work with composite, so this is worth checking while requesting quotes.
Metal Fencing Companies
Metal fencing covers wrought iron railings, aluminium and steel, and it involves more metalwork than carpentry.
If you choose true wrought iron fencing, this is typically made bespoke, so you will need to ensure the fencing company has experience with this type of work.
Clarify Service Terms With the Fencing Company
Next, it's important that you request a written service agreement before you agree to work with a fencing company.
This should detail:
- The scope of the work.
- An itemised list of costs.
- Pricing and payment terms.
- Any applicable warranties or guarantees.
Having a clear, written agreement helps to avoid any hidden costs further into the project, and is essential for any fencing project.
What Can a Local Fencing Company Do?
Fencing companies offer a range of services alongside simply fitting and removing fence panels:
- Repairing damaged fences.
- Carrying out maintenance on fence panels, including fence staining.
- Replacing entire fencing systems.
- Installing or replacing damaged fence posts.
- Adding security toppings to fence panels, such as trellis or spikes.
Ultimately, it's important to carry out thorough research before you decide which fencing contractor to hire for the job.
Last updated by MyJobQuote on 18th August 2026.
