Upgrade boundaries with Panel Fencing in Earl's Court, installed neatly and built to last. Choose lap panels, closeboard, feather edge or trellis tops, finished with posts and gravel boards to suit your garden.
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If your boundary is tired, leaning or lacking privacy, our fencing team delivers crisp, durable results across SW5. We regularly work near Earl's Court tube station and around Philbeach Gardens, where gardens need secure, good-looking divisions. From standard lap panels to closeboard and trellis-top designs, we tailor the height and finish to your space. Every installation is set out carefully for straight lines and clean joins.
The Earl's Court area includes Victorian mansion conversions, period flats and garden square properties, often with narrow side access and shared boundaries. We’re used to working in Kensington, West Brompton and Fulham where older walls, mixed ground levels and mature planting can complicate fence lines. Our solutions suit both compact courtyard gardens and longer rear boundaries. For a more refined look, feather edge and closeboard options are popular with period homes.
We start with a site survey, confirm boundary lines, then recommend the right build-up: panels, posts and gravel boards. You’ll get clear options for timber posts or concrete posts, plus rot-resistant detailing where the fence meets soil. We protect paving and planting, keep the site tidy, and finish with secure fixings and consistent spacing. Homeowners choose us for reliable scheduling, careful workmanship and a straightforward 10-year warranty.
In the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, access can be restricted and parking controls are common, so we plan deliveries and waste removal carefully. Many gardens sit behind mansion blocks with narrow passages, so we bring materials in manageable sections. We also account for older brickwork, changes in level and existing planting when setting post lines. If boundaries are shared, we can align the design and finish to keep things neighbour-friendly.
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Costs depend on length, height, access and the build-up you choose. As a guide, standard lap panel fencing typically starts around £90–£140 per metre supplied and fitted. Closeboard or feather edge builds are often £130–£220 per metre. Concrete posts and gravel boards add durability but can increase costs. We’ll survey, measure accurately and provide a written quote for your exact layout.
Most domestic runs are completed in 1–2 days, with longer boundaries or complex layouts taking 3–5 days. Timescales depend on access (common with SW5 side passages), the number of corners, ground conditions, and whether old fencing and posts need removal. Concrete post systems can take slightly longer due to handling and alignment. We confirm a schedule after the site visit and keep disruption to a minimum.
In many cases, garden fencing is permitted development, especially when it’s within typical height limits (often up to 2m, or 1m next to a highway). However, rules can vary for front boundaries, corner plots, listed buildings and conservation areas. We’ll flag potential constraints during the survey and advise what to check. If needed, we can help you gather the details before work starts.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our workmanship for panel fencing installations. This covers issues such as post stability, fixings and structural integrity when the fence has been used normally and not altered by others. Timber is a natural material, so weathering and colour change are expected, but we build to reduce rot risk using gravel boards and correct clearances. Product warranties on specific materials may also apply.
We install lap panels for a classic, cost-effective boundary, and closeboard or feather edge for a stronger, more private finish. For airflow and a contemporary look, hit & miss fencing is a popular option. Trellis tops add height and climbing-plant support while keeping gardens bright. You can choose timber posts for a traditional feel or concrete posts for maximum longevity, with gravel boards to protect the base. We’ll recommend the best match for your property and exposure.
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