Fencing / Gates in Broughty Ferry (1)

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Fence and gate installation in Broughty Ferry

Whether you need a simple garden fence panel replaced, a driveway gate fitted, or secure perimeter fencing, finding the right person for the job makes all the difference. With Checkatrade, you can connect with checked tradespeople in your area, compare quotes, and get your fencing project sorted with confidence.

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What to expect from hiring a fencing company in Broughty Ferry

Fencing and gate projects in Broughty Ferry vary widely. From replacing a single wooden post to installing hundreds of metres of security fencing, here’s what you can expect:

• Garden fencing
• Wooden gates
• Chain link fencing
• Vinyl fencing
• Composite fencing
• Driveway gates
• Security fencing
• Fencing repairs

Average fencing costs in Broughty Ferry

• Garden fencing: £40 - £60 per panel plus posts and labour
• Chain link fencing: Around £7 per foot, with labour from £150 per day
• Vinyl fencing: £15 - £30 per square foot, plus £20 - £25 per post
• Security fencing: £14 - £30 per metre depending on type
• Garden gates: £175 - £400 depending on size and material
• Driveway gates: £700 - £2,000, plus £750 if automated

What's included in a typical quote?

• Supply and fit of panels or gates
• Posts
• Fixings
• Labour
• Disposal of old fencing
• Occasionally, aftercare such as staining or preservation

Additional costs to check

• Skip hire
• Removing old concrete posts
• Treating timber
• Extras like trellis toppers or automation

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How long do fencing jobs take?

Small jobs (e.g. replacing a post) can be done in a day.

Larger projects (full perimeter fencing or automated gates) may take several days to a week.

Fencing in Broughty Ferry: Homeowners vs renters

For homeowners:

You’re generally responsible for fences on your property boundary. In the UK, fences in back gardens can be up to 2 metres high without planning permission. Front garden fences are usually limited to 1 metre unless you apply for permission. Always check your deeds or speak with your local planning office if unsure.

For renters:

Responsibility usually falls to the landlord, unless your tenancy agreement says otherwise. If a fence or gate is damaged, report it to your landlord or letting agent, as they will decide on repairs or replacements. You can still suggest using a local fencing contractor via Checkatrade if you want things moving faster.

Emergency fencing in Broughty Ferry

Strong winds, storm damage, or even break-ins can leave you with broken panels, leaning posts, or gates that won’t close properly.

Urgent jobs often include:

• Replacing panels blown down in storms
• Fixing broken gates that won’t lock
• Emergency security fencing for unsafe perimeters

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Find a fencing contractor in Broughty Ferry for the job you need

Here are some of the most common fencing jobs people book in Broughty Ferry:

• Garden fencing installation and repair
• Close board fencing supply and fit
• Decorative trellis and screening
• Driveway gate installation and automation
• Chain link, mesh or palisade fencing for security
• Composite fencing supply and installation
• Wooden gate supply and fit
• Fence painting, staining and weatherproofing