Fencing in Forest Hill that looks sharp, lasts for years, and boosts privacy. Choose close board, panels, trellis or pickets, fitted neatly and securely. Fast, tidy installs with clear pricing and a 10-year warranty.
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From Devonshire Road Nature Reserve to the streets around Forest Hill station, homeowners want fencing that feels solid, quiet and well-finished. Fine Landscaping installs and repairs fences that suit SE23 gardens, whether you need a full boundary replacement or a small fix after storm damage. We handle everything from posts and gravel boards to gates and trellis toppers. Expect straight lines, clean edges and a site left tidy.
Forest Hill’s Victorian and Edwardian houses, plus period conversions, often come with narrow side access and mature planting along boundaries. We plan materials and panel sizes to fit tight routes and protect existing borders. If you’re near Honor Oak, Sydenham or Dulwich, we’ll match fence style to the property—traditional pickets for frontage, or robust close board for rear gardens. We also consider overlooking and wind exposure, especially on higher ground near Blythe Hill Fields.
Our process starts with a measure-up and honest advice on height, style and longevity. We check levels, set posts correctly, and use quality fixings so panels don’t rattle or sag. You’ll get a clear written scope, sensible scheduling, and workmanship backed by our 10-year warranty. Local clients recommend us because we communicate well, arrive when we say we will, and finish to a premium standard.
Working across the fencing Forest Hill area, we’re used to sloping gardens, mixed boundary lines and shared access points. In the London Borough of Lewisham, parking and delivery timing can affect logistics, so we plan drops and waste removal to minimise disruption. We adapt post depth and fixing methods to ground conditions and nearby tree roots. For SE23 period homes, we also keep styles sympathetic to original brickwork and garden layouts.
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Most projects in SE23 fall within £80–£150 per metre, depending on height, timber grade, concrete posts, gravel boards, and whether old fencing needs removal. As a guide, typical total costs are around £1,200–£3,500 for common garden boundaries. Repairs can be less if only a few posts or panels are affected, while acoustic fencing and gates tend to sit at the higher end.
Most fencing jobs take 1–3 days, depending on the length of run, access, and the amount of demolition required. A straightforward panel replacement on level ground can be completed quickly, while close board fencing on a slope or with tricky side access may take longer. Weather, concrete curing time, and any gate installation can also influence the final schedule.
In many cases, garden fencing is permitted development, especially when replacing like-for-like. However, rules can change depending on fence height, whether it borders a highway, and if your property is in a conservation area or has special restrictions. We’ll flag common Lewisham requirements during the survey and can help you check what applies before work starts, so there are no surprises.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our workmanship, covering issues such as post movement caused by incorrect installation, fixings failure, and avoidable alignment problems. It’s designed to give you confidence that your fence will stay straight, secure and functional. Normal wear, accidental damage, extreme weather events, and timber ageing are not typically covered, but we can advise on maintenance to maximise lifespan.
We install close board fencing for maximum privacy, panel fencing for cost-effective boundaries, picket fencing for front gardens, and trellis fencing for climbing plants and light screening. For busier roads or overlooked plots, acoustic fencing can help reduce noise. We’ll guide you on timber treatments, post options (timber or concrete), heights, and finishes so the design suits your home and the way you use the garden.
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