Panel Fencing in Victoria tailored to SW1 gardens, courtyards and terraces. Choose lap panels, closeboard or trellis tops, installed neatly with timber or concrete posts for a crisp finish.
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From compact patios off Victoria Street to rear gardens near Victoria station, well-built fencing makes a noticeable difference to privacy and kerb appeal. We install panel fencing designed for central London conditions, with robust posts and tidy lines. Whether you need a like-for-like replacement or a full boundary upgrade, we’ll recommend the right height and style for your plot. Expect clean edges, secure fixings and a finish that suits your home.
The Victoria area includes mansion blocks, Georgian townhouses and modern apartments, so access and boundary details vary street by street. In Pimlico and Belgravia, we often work with narrow side returns, shared party boundaries and small rear courtyards that need careful handling. For apartment gardens and communal spaces, we can match existing schemes while improving durability and security. If you’re after a quieter garden, we’ll also advise on sturdier builds that reduce rattle and movement.
We start with a site visit to measure, check levels and confirm boundary lines before ordering materials. Installation is planned to minimise disruption, with old fencing removed and disposed of responsibly. Every job is finished with straight runs, properly set posts and secure gravel boards where needed. Homeowners choose us for reliable scheduling, clear communication and workmanship backed by a 10-year warranty.
Working in SW1 means tight access, controlled parking and busy footfall near the Apollo Victoria Theatre and transport routes. We plan deliveries and waste removal to suit building managers and local restrictions, and we keep noise and mess to a minimum. Ground conditions can vary between older made-up ground and compacted sub-bases in courtyards, so we choose post depths and fixings accordingly. If you need panel fencing in City of Westminster, we’ll also help you avoid boundary and height pitfalls.
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Costs in SW1 depend on height, access, and whether you choose timber or concrete posts. As a guide, supply and installation often ranges from about £120–£220 per metre for lap panels, and £170–£300+ per metre for closeboard/feather edge builds. Extras such as gravel boards, trellis tops, removal of old fencing, or difficult access near mansion blocks can increase the total. We provide a clear written quote after a site visit.
Most residential fencing jobs take 1–3 days, depending on the length of run and the number of posts to set. A straightforward replacement where post positions stay the same is usually quicker, while new layouts, uneven ground, or awkward access through buildings can add time. Weather also matters, especially for post setting and concrete curing. We’ll confirm a realistic schedule once we’ve measured and checked the site conditions.
In many cases, fencing is permitted development, but there are important limits on height and placement, especially if the fence borders a highway or you’re in a conservation area. Parts of the City of Westminster can have additional controls, and listed buildings may require extra care. We’ll discuss your proposed height and design, check what applies to your property, and advise if you should contact the council before work starts.
Our panel fencing installations come with a 10-year workmanship warranty for peace of mind. This covers issues caused by installation, such as unstable posts, poor fixings, or premature movement due to incorrect setting. Timber is a natural material and will weather over time, so we’ll also explain expected seasonal changes and maintenance. If a problem arises, we respond promptly and put it right in line with the warranty terms.
We install a full range of options, including lap panels for value, closeboard or feather edge for strength and privacy, and hit & miss fencing for airflow with screening. Trellis tops are popular for a lighter look and climbing plants, especially in smaller SW1 gardens. You can choose concrete or timber posts, plus gravel boards to protect against ground moisture. We’ll help you pick a design that suits your property and budget.
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