Upgrade boundaries with Panel Fencing in Notting Hill that looks smart and stands up to London weather. Choose lap panels, closeboard, hit & miss or trellis-top finishes, installed with clean lines and solid posts.
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From W11 courtyards to larger rear gardens near Portobello Road Market, well-built fencing makes a noticeable difference to privacy and kerb appeal. We install robust panel systems designed for busy streets, shared boundaries and changing ground levels. Whether you want a classic look or a contemporary line, we’ll match the style to your home and garden layout. Expect tidy edges, accurate levels and a finish that complements Notting Hill’s character.
Notting Hill homes often include pastel-painted Victorian townhouses, mansion conversions and compact mews houses with limited access. That means materials may need to be carried through narrow side returns, and boundaries can be irregular or historic. We’re used to working around mature planting, basement lightwells and paved patios common around Holland Park and Ladbroke Grove. Our recommendations balance appearance with practicality, especially where privacy is needed close to neighbouring windows.
We start with a site visit to measure, check levels, and confirm boundary lines before ordering materials. You’ll get clear options for posts (concrete or timber), gravel boards, and panel types, plus advice on height and airflow. Our team works efficiently, keeps noise and disruption down, and leaves the site clean and secure each day. Homeowners choose us for reliable scheduling, straightforward communication, and workmanship backed by a 10-year warranty.
In the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, access and parking can be the biggest challenge, especially around Notting Hill Gate and busy market days. We plan deliveries and waste removal to reduce disruption and keep pathways clear. Ground conditions vary from compacted sub-bases to older garden soils, so we set posts to suit the site and wind exposure. If your property sits within a conservation area, we’ll help you choose sympathetic designs and finishes.
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Costs depend on height, panel type, and whether you choose timber or concrete posts. As a guide, supply and installation for standard lap panels often starts around £90–£140 per metre, while closeboard or feather edge systems are typically £140–£220 per metre. Additions like trellis tops, gravel boards, removals, and tricky access (common in W11 mews) can increase the total. We provide a measured, itemised quote after a site visit.
Most residential runs take 1–2 days for a straightforward replacement, with longer lines or complex layouts taking 2–4 days. Timescales depend on access routes, the amount of old fencing to remove, ground conditions for post holes, and whether we’re installing concrete posts and gravel boards. Weather can also slow setting and alignment. We’ll confirm a realistic schedule once we’ve measured and checked boundary levels on site.
In many cases, garden fencing is permitted development, but there are limits—particularly on height next to highways and in front gardens. Notting Hill also includes conservation areas where appearance and boundary treatments may be more closely controlled. If your home is listed or you’re altering a prominent frontage, extra checks may be needed. We’ll flag any likely constraints during the survey and advise whether you should confirm details with the council before work starts.
Fine Landscaping provides a 10-year workmanship warranty on our panel fencing installations. This covers issues arising from installation, such as post stability, fixings, and alignment, provided the fence hasn’t been altered or damaged by external factors. Timber is a natural material, so movement and weathering can occur; we’ll advise on treatments and maintenance to maximise lifespan. Manufacturer guarantees on panels, posts, and fixings apply in addition where available.
We install lap panels for a classic, cost-effective boundary, and closeboard or feather edge for a more solid, premium finish. Hit & miss fencing is popular where you want airflow without losing privacy, while trellis-top panels suit gardens that need light and planting support. Choose timber posts for a traditional look or concrete posts for durability, plus gravel boards to protect panels from ground moisture. We’ll help you match style, height and finish to your property and neighbours.
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