Fencing in Teesside — competitive quotes for supply & fit

Fencing services in Teesside

Get a free, competitive quote for panel fencing, closeboard fencing, composite fencing, fence repairs and posts, garden gates, and commercial security fencing.

Panel Fencing

Lap and featheredge panels fitted £60–£100 a bay, posts and clearance included.

From £60 →

Closeboard Fencing

Built board by board on site, £45–£70 a metre. The long-life boundary.

From £45 →

Composite Fencing

Recycled boards in aluminium posts, £90–£140 a metre. No painting, long warranty.

From £90 →

Fence Repairs & Posts

Snapped posts, blown panels, sagging gates. Single fixes from £80.

From £80 →

Garden Gates

Side gates and double gates hung properly, £150–£400 fitted.

From £150 →

Commercial & Security Fencing

Weldmesh, palisade, chain link and gates for yards and units. Priced per site.

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What does fencing cost around Teesside?

Replacing a run of standard panels on a Teesside garden works out at £60 to £100 per bay in 2026, fitted, with the old panels cleared. Closeboard built board by board on site sits at £45 to £70 the metre, composite boards in aluminium posts at £90 to £140 the metre, a single garden gate at £150 to £400 depending on timber and ironmongery, and a one-off repair such as a snapped post from around £80. Commercial and security runs are measured and priced per job.

Three things decide the figure: the length of the boundary in metres or bays, the height and style you pick, and how much groundwork sits underneath. Posts are where the honest money goes. Concreting each post into the ground, or slotting timber into a spurred concrete post, is the difference between a fence that shrugs off a February gale off the North Sea and one that ends up flat across the lawn.

Every figure above is broken down, with what pushes a garden to the top or bottom of the range, in the Teesside fencing cost guide.

Teesside gardens set the brief

Boundaries here get tested. Estates that sit open to the fields, Ingleby Barwick, Wynyard, the newer edges of Yarm, catch wind straight across, so post depth and gravel boards matter more than the panel design. The coastal strip through Redcar, Marske and Saltburn adds salt air, which eats cheap fixings and untreated timber faster than most people expect. Older terraced streets in Middlesbrough, Stockton and Hartlepool bring short back-yard runs, brick walls to fix against, and access only down a shared alley. And clay ground across much of the patch means post holes that hold water, which is exactly why a concreted post outlasts a driven one.

What a proper fencing quote spells out

Fencing looks simple, so the detail is where quotes differ. A good one names the parts.

• Height and style: panel type, board profile or composite range, and the finished height above ground, agreed before anyone orders timber.
• Posts and how they are set: timber, concrete or aluminium, and whether they are concreted, spurred or bolted to an existing base.
• Gravel boards: concrete or timber at the bottom of the run, keeping panels clear of wet soil so they last a decade instead of five years.
• Timber treatment: pressure treated rather than dip coated, with the guarantee period stated in the quote.
• Clearance and disposal: old fence, concrete lumps and offcuts taken away, with waste carrier cover in place.
• Ground and levels: how slopes get handled, stepped or raked, and what happens where tree roots, drains or a manhole sit in the line.

Start here

Most fencing questions come down to three: what should this cost, how high am I allowed to go, and which panel type is worth the money. The cost guide sets out 2026 prices job by job, fence height rules covers the two metre limit and who owns which side, and panel types compared puts lap, closeboard, hit and miss and composite side by side. If you already know the length and style, the quote form is quickest, or you can get in touch.

Where we cover

Fencing across the whole Teesside patch, from the Redcar and Saltburn coast inland to Yarm and the Wynyard estates.

Full details on the areas we cover page.

Fencing guides for Teesside homeowners