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Fencing Contractors in Arundel
Browse fencing contractors serving Arundel for panel replacement, new fencing, timber or concrete posts, gates, closeboard fencing and storm repairs. Describe the fence run, failed posts or panels, access and the finish you want, and resolve any uncertain boundary line before work begins.
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Fencing quotes can differ because one may include posts, gravel boards, gates, removal and disposal while another covers only panels. Compare the full run and end result, not just the headline price per panel. Businesses that cover Arundel may be based there or elsewhere in Sussex, so check each profile to confirm it covers the area and offers the work you need.
Listed fencing contractors serving Arundel
Before making a request, check that the business takes on the work you need and covers your area.
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West Sussex Fencing
Based in Midhurst · Wider West Sussex coverage
Fencing ContractorsFence installation and fence panels across West Sussex, based in Midhurst.
Arbo Projects
Profile reviewed FoundingBased in Lancing · Wider Sussex coverage
No confirmed reviews yet
Fencing Contractors30 years’ experience in extensions, refurbishments, kitchens, bathrooms and general building.
Brian Neale Painting Decorating General Property Maintenance
Profile reviewed FoundingBased in Crowborough · Wider Sussex coverage
104 reviews on Checkatrade · rated 5/5
Fencing ContractorsSussex painting, decorating and property maintenance specialists, established in 1986.
CBC Fencing
Based in Hassocks · Wider Sussex coverage
Fencing ContractorsFence installation and gate installation across East and West Sussex, based in Hassocks.
Fencing Contractors services in Arundel
Services can include the following. Individual businesses may offer some rather than all of these, so check the profile for the exact work you need.
- New garden fencing
- Closeboard and feather-edge fencing
- Fence-panel fencing
- Picket fencing
- Post-and-rail fencing
- Timber fence posts
- Concrete fence posts
- Gravel boards
- Fence-panel and post replacement
- Storm-damaged fence repairs
- Fence straightening and repairs
- Garden gates and gate posts
- Trellis and privacy screening
- Boundary-fence repairs
- Old fence removal and disposal where included
Finding fencing contractors serving Arundel
A business does not have to be based in Arundel to take on work there. Check the areas covered on each profile as well as the services offered, then request a business that fits the job or post the details through TradeKind.
When to hire a fencing contractor
- Panels are broken
- Posts have rotted
- Fencing has blown down
- Boundaries need securing
- A new garden layout needs fencing
What to include when asking for a quote
- Describe the exact problem or result you want, including when it started or what you want changed.
- Add clear photos where they can be taken safely, and include measurements, plans or model details if they are relevant.
- Give the property location, access or parking constraints, and any deadline or urgency.
- Say whether you are supplying materials, products or appliances, or want the business to include them.
- Mention previous repairs, surveys, quotes or known defects that could affect the work.
What to check before hiring a fencing contractor
- Boundary ownership
- Post type
- Panel quality
- Waste removal
- Access
- Written quote
- Insurance
- Relevant experience with similar work
Useful questions to ask a fencing contractor
- Are posts being replaced too?
- Is waste removal included?
- Who checks the boundary line?
- What fence type do you recommend?
- Are gates included?
- Have you completed similar work before?
What can affect the cost of fencing work
- Fence length
- Post type
- Panel type
- Ground conditions
- Access
- Waste
- Old fence removal
- Gates
Before the work starts
- Agree the intended fence line and check who owns or is responsible for the boundary.
- Clear plants and belongings from the working line where practical.
- Tell the contractor about buried services, drains or difficult access if known.



