Fencing Contractors
Fencing Installers Lincoln, Gainsborough, Scunthorpe & Sleaford
Quality fencing installation defines, secures, and finishes a garden while improving structure and privacy. Our fencing installation services provide durable, well-built results across many garden designs throughout Lincolnshire. As experienced garden landscapers and fencing contractors, we bring over 15 years of fencing installation experience.
We design and install fencing to suit both practical needs and visual preferences. Close-boarded fencing offers privacy, while decorative timber panels create softer boundaries. Trellis sections support planting and screening, and picket fencing works well in front gardens. For composite and bespoke options, we partner with trusted suppliers such as Talasey Landscaping Solutions and Charles & Ivy, giving clients access to long-lasting, low-maintenance alternatives alongside traditional timber.
Where required, we also install gates, concrete posts, and gravel boards for added strength. Across Lincolnshire, we carry out fencing installation and replacement fencing in Lincoln, Gainsborough, Scunthorpe, Sleaford, and surrounding areas.
As fence installers in Lincolnshire, we put up close-boarded, composite and metal fencing and hang matching gates across Lincoln, Gainsborough, Scunthorpe, Sleaford and the surrounding areas.
Fencing Options
With extensive fencing experience, we provide a comprehensive range of fencing products suited to gardens of all sizes. As experienced landscape gardeners and fence installers, we install fencing that provides privacy, security, and visual structure.
For fencing installation, we work with composite, timber, and metal fencing systems. As composite fencing installers, we fit composite fencing on concrete posts. In addition, we offer single gates, driveway gates, decorative screens, decorative fencing, close-boarded fencing, and trellis panels. We also carry out repairs to existing gates. Each material allows flexibility in height, layout, finish, and exposure conditions. For added strength, many clients choose concrete posts with gravel boards and heavy-duty timber panels.
Alternatively, composite and metal systems provide a clean, modern finish with reduced maintenance. Throughout the process, we guide you through materials, styles, and construction methods. Thoughtful garden design and professional fence installation result in fencing that secures the garden and provides a strong, lasting finish. If you’re thinking about any of the listed services or simply would like advice, then get in touch.
Get A Fencing Quote In Lincolnshire
We are Lincoln based fencing installers and winners of the Prestige Awards 2026 Landscaper of the Year for Lincolnshire. We install composite, timber and metal fencing in Lincoln, Gainsborough, Scunthorpe and Sleaford, and throughout Lincolnshire.
Every project starts with a consultation and a site visit, and we then send a written quote setting out each stage of the work. Fill in the form with your address and a few details of the fencing so we can come back to you, or use our contact page to get in touch.
We reply to every enquiry within 48 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you install gates with new fencing?
Yes, fencing installation services can include matching garden or driveway gates, designed to suit the fence style and ensure smooth, secure access.
Is composite fencing better than timber fencing?
Neither is inherently better. Composite fencing suits homeowners wanting low maintenance, while timber fencing suits those who prefer a natural appearance and don’t mind regular upkeep.
How do I choose the right fencing for my garden?
The best option depends on budget, privacy requirements, appearance, and maintenance expectations. Both composite and timber fencing can be adapted to suit most properties.
How long does fencing last?
Composite fencing can last 20–30 years with minimal upkeep. Timber fencing usually lasts 10–15 years, depending on the timber type, exposure, and maintenance.
Is composite fencing expensive?
Composite fencing usually costs more upfront than timber fencing due to the materials and installation process. However, it requires far less maintenance and has a longer lifespan, which can make it more cost-effective over time.
Do I need planning permission for a new fence?
In most cases a garden fence up to 2 metres high does not need planning permission. Where the fence is next to a road used by vehicles, the limit is 1 metre.