Panel Fencing in Blackheath that suits period homes and modern gardens alike. Choose lap panels, closeboard, hit & miss or trellis tops, installed with crisp lines and solid posts.
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If your boundary needs upgrading, we install panel fencing that looks right alongside Blackheath’s Georgian streets and leafy gardens. From Blackheath Common to the lanes around Blackheath Village, homeowners want fencing that’s secure, straight and built to last. We fit lap panels, feather edge, closeboard and hit & miss styles, with optional trellis tops for extra height without blocking light. Every run is set out carefully for clean, consistent lines.
Our team regularly works across SE3 and nearby Greenwich, Lee and Kidbrooke, so we understand the expectations that come with premium properties. Georgian townhouses, Victorian villas and period conversions often have tight side returns, established planting and heritage-style front boundaries that need a considered approach. We can match panel heights to existing walls, manage level changes, and keep sightlines tidy from patios and garden rooms. The result is fencing that complements the property rather than overpowering it.
We start with a site visit to measure, check levels and discuss privacy, wind exposure and access. Posts are set properly (timber or concrete), panels aligned, and gravel boards added where needed to protect timber from splashback and soil contact. We keep the site clean, remove old fencing, and confirm the finish before we leave. Homeowners choose us for clear communication, reliable scheduling and a 10-year workmanship warranty.
Blackheath plots often include mature roots, mixed ground and level changes, especially near older garden walls. Access can be restricted on quieter roads and around period conversions, so we plan deliveries and waste removal to minimise disruption. Where properties fall under the Royal Borough of Greenwich/London Borough of Lewisham, we’ll also help you stay within typical boundary height rules. Our approach keeps installations tidy, compliant and sympathetic to the streetscape.
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Costs vary by height, style and whether you choose timber or concrete posts. As a guide, supply-and-fit panel fencing often starts around £110–£180 per metre for standard lap panels, and £160–£260 per metre for closeboard or feather edge styles. Trellis tops, gravel boards, awkward access, removal of old fencing and significant level changes can increase the price. We provide a detailed, itemised quote after a site survey.
Most residential jobs take 1–3 days, depending on the length of run and the number of corners, gates and level changes. Replacing like-for-like panels on existing posts can be quicker, while new posts and gravel boards take longer because of setting and alignment. Restricted access in SE3 streets, mature roots, and disposal requirements can also affect timescales. We’ll confirm a realistic schedule before work starts.
In many cases, garden fencing is permitted development, particularly when it’s not adjacent to a highway and stays within typical height limits (often 2 metres in rear gardens). Front boundaries and fences next to roads can have lower limits, and listed buildings or conservation considerations may apply around older properties. We’ll discuss your layout and check any relevant council guidance before installation so you can proceed with confidence.
We provide a 10-year workmanship warranty on our panel fencing installations, covering issues such as post stability, fixing failures and alignment problems caused by installation. Materials are also covered by the manufacturer’s warranty, which varies by product and treatment type. The warranty doesn’t cover storm damage, accidental impact, or changes caused by ground movement beyond normal conditions. We’ll explain what’s included and how to maintain your fence for longevity.
We install lap panels, feather edge and closeboard for strong privacy, plus hit & miss panels for airflow and reduced wind loading. Trellis tops are popular in Blackheath gardens where you want extra height with a lighter look for climbers. Choose timber posts for a traditional finish or concrete posts for maximum durability, and add gravel boards to protect the base. We’ll recommend the best combination for your garden’s layout, exposure and budget.
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