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How Much Does A New Fence Cost?
What Affects The Cost Of A New Fence?
Several factors influence the overall cost of your fencing project, including the type of fence panel you choose, the height of the fence, how many panels and posts your garden needs, whether you choose timber or concrete posts, and whether you install the fence yourself or use a professional installer.
Comparing Fence Panel Types
Different panel styles come at different price points. Closeboard fencing offers a strong, private option built panel by panel. Lap panels are a popular, cost effective choice for most gardens. Palisade fencing suits boundaries where security matters most, and trellis panels work well for adding height and screening without full privacy.
Panel Type | Price From (inc. VAT) |
|---|---|
Lap Panels | £25.76 |
Closeboard Panels | £31.52 |
Trellis Panels | £25.46 |
Palisade Panels | £35.58 |
Prices correct as of 13 August 2026 and may change. Please check the relevant product page for current pricing before placing an order.
Timber Posts vs Concrete Posts vs PermaTimber® Posts
Your choice of fence post also affects both price and longevity. All of our pressure treated timber fencing comes with a 10 year guarantee against manufacturing defects and fungal decay, while our PermaTimber® fence posts carry an extended 15 year guarantee. Concrete posts offer excellent durability and require little maintenance, though they typically cost more than timber posts.
Post Type | Price From (inc. VAT) |
|---|---|
Timber Fence Posts, PermaTimber® (75mm x 75mm) | £7.13 |
Timber Fence Posts, PermaTimber® (100mm x 100mm) | £12.65 |
Concrete H Post | £25.07 |
Prices correct as of 13 August 2026 and may change. Please check the relevant product page for current pricing before placing an order.
DIY Installation vs Professional Installation
Installing a fence yourself can save on labour costs, provided you have the right tools and time available. If you would rather leave it to the professionals, we work with a trusted network of local installers who can fit your fencing for you. Visit our Installer Network page to find someone local to your project.
Getting An Accurate Quote For Your Project
Every garden is different, so the best way to get an accurate fencing quote is to speak to our team directly. Visit our Chesham branch or get in touch online, and we can help you plan exactly what your project needs, whether you are in Windsor, Maidenhead, Ruislip or anywhere else within our delivery area. Landscapers and contractors ordering regularly can also enquire about a trade account for preferential pricing.
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