Panel Fencing in Stockwell that looks sharp, stands firm and boosts privacy. Choose lap panels, closeboard or trellis-top designs, installed cleanly and securely across SW9.
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If your boundary is tired, leaning or patchy, new fencing can transform the garden fast. We install robust panels for homes around Stockwell tube station and the SW9 streets leading towards Oval and Brixton. Expect straight lines, tidy finishes and gates that close properly. We’ll help you balance privacy, airflow and style so the fence suits the property.
Stockwell has a mix of Victorian terraces, Georgian houses and post-war estates, often with narrow side access and shared boundaries. That means posts need to be set accurately and panels sized to cope with uneven ground and existing brickwork. Our team is used to working in the panel fencing Stockwell area, including gardens close to Stockwell Park where wind exposure can be higher. We’ll recommend the right height and construction to keep things secure and neighbour-friendly.
We start with a site visit, measure-up and clear written options, then agree the layout, heights and finishes before work begins. Old fencing is removed and disposed of responsibly, and we set posts plumb with solid footings for long-term stability. You’ll get clear communication, a clean handover and a 10-year warranty on workmanship. Local homeowners trust us because we keep to schedule, protect planting, and don’t cut corners on fixings.
Fencing jobs in the London Borough of Lambeth often involve tight access, permit-sensitive parking and boundaries that meet brick walls or outbuildings. We plan deliveries and waste collection to minimise disruption, and we’re careful with shared alleyways typical of Stockwell terraces. Where ground levels vary, we step panels cleanly and use gravel boards to keep timber clear of damp soil. We’ll also flag any height or frontage considerations before you commit.
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Costs vary with length, height, access and whether you choose timber or concrete posts. As a guide in SW9, basic lap panel fencing often starts around £90–£140 per metre installed, while closeboard/feather edge builds are typically £140–£220+ per metre. Trellis tops, hit & miss designs, removals and tricky ground can increase the price. We provide a written quote after measuring.
Most panel fencing projects take 1–3 days, depending on the run length, how many posts need replacing and whether we’re removing old fencing first. A short garden boundary may be completed in a day; longer runs or stepped ground can take longer. Access via narrow side returns, working around planting, and concrete curing time for new posts can also affect the schedule. We’ll confirm timings before starting.
In many cases, garden fencing is permitted development, but there are common limits on height—especially next to a highway or if the fence is at the front of the property. Extra rules can apply to listed buildings, conservation areas, or where covenants affect estates. We’ll talk through your layout and heights, and we can help you check Lambeth requirements before installation so there are no surprises.
We provide a 10-year warranty on workmanship, covering issues such as loose fixings, poorly set posts, or installation defects that cause premature movement. Materials are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty, which varies by product and treatment type. Normal wear, storm damage, ground movement beyond our control, and lack of maintenance (such as staining or sealing where advised) aren’t included. We’ll explain care steps at handover.
We install lap panels for value, closeboard or feather edge for strength and privacy, hit & miss for airflow, and trellis-top panels to soften the look and support climbers. Choose concrete posts for durability or timber posts for a traditional finish, with gravel boards to protect the base from damp. We’ll help you match the style to your home—whether a Victorian terrace or a post-war garden—and your priorities for security and light.
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