Fencing is an important aspect of any property, providing security, privacy, and aesthetic appeal. But, with so many different types of fencing available, it can be difficult to know how much to budget for a fence installation. In the UK, the cost of installing a fence can vary greatly depending on the type of fence, its size, and the complexity of the job. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at some of the factors that affect fence installation costs in the UK and provide you with an estimate of what you can expect to pay.
Type of Fence
The type of fence you choose will have the greatest impact on the cost of your fence installation. Some of the most common types of fences in the UK include timber, composite, mesh, and steel railings.
Wooden fences are the most popular type of fence in the UK and for good reason. They’re durable, and versatile, and can be stained or painted to match your style. The cost of a wooden fence will vary depending on the type of wood used, with treated wayney edge being the most affordable option, and tongue and groove or hardwood being the most expensive. On average, you can expect to pay anywhere from £300 to £4,000 for a wooden fence supply and installation.
Composite fences are a popular alternative to timber fences, as they’re low-maintenance and weather-resistant. The cost of a composite fence will depend on the type of fence you choose, but you can expect to pay anywhere from £600 to £5,800 for a vinyl fence installation.
Mesh fences are a budget-friendly option, and are often used for commercial properties or to secure large yards. Mesh fences can be purchased for as little as £300, but the cost of installation will depend on the size of the fence and the complexity of the job.
Railing fences are a beautiful and durable option, but they’re also the most expensive. Steel railing fences can cost anywhere from £1,500 to £3,500, depending on the size and complexity of the job.
Size of the Fence
The size of the fence will also have an impact on the cost of installation. A small fence will cost less than a large fence, as there’s less material and labour required. On average, you can expect to pay around £35 to £120 per linear meter, depending on the type of fence required.
The complexity of the Job
The complexity of the job will also affect the cost of your fence installation. If your property has a steep slope or difficult terrain, the installation will take longer and cost more. If you need to remove an existing fence, this will add to the cost of the job. If you’re installing a fence in a location that has difficult access this will also cost more.
Final Thoughts
The cost of installing a fence in the UK can vary greatly, depending on the type of fence, its size, the complexity of the job and sometimes even your location in the country. On average, you can expect to pay anywhere from £300 to £5,800 for a fence installation but some may cost lots more. When budgeting for your fence installation, be sure to factor in the cost of the removal of existing fences or hedges, access and any other costs associated with the job.
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