Fencing in Clacton-on-Sea.
Coastal fencing across CO15 and CO16 — concrete posts, marine-grade fixings and heavy-grade closeboard built to handle the sea wind. Closeboard, panel and post & rail fencing from £70/m — concrete posts, gravel boards and a written guarantee. 4.9★ across 305+ reviews.
- Local fencing contractors covering CO15–CO16
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- Free site visit & written quote
- Written workmanship guarantee
Fencing services in Clacton-on-Sea
- Closeboard & feather-edge fencing (heavy-duty)
- Lap panel & overlap fence panels
- Concrete posts, gravel boards & post mix
- Hit-and-miss & slatted contemporary panels
- Post & rail, picket & estate fencing
- Wooden gates, side gates & double gates
- Trellis, decorative toppers & screening
- Old fence removal, disposal & boundary re-set
How a Clacton-on-Sea fence install runs
- Step 1
Free site visit
We measure your boundary, talk through panel style, height and gates, then send a written quote.
- Step 2
Written fixed quote
Itemised per metre — posts, panels, gravel boards, gates, disposal. No day rates.
- Step 3
Strip out & dig
Old fence pulled, post holes dug to 600mm+ and any roots or rubble cleared.
- Step 4
Set & fit
Concrete posts set with postcrete, gravel boards seated, panels fitted plumb and level along the full run.
- Step 5
Clean down & guarantee
All waste removed, site swept and a written workmanship guarantee issued.
Fencing across Clacton-on-Sea & CO15–CO16
- Clacton-on-Sea
- Holland-on-Sea
- Jaywick
- St Osyth
- Great Clacton
- Little Clacton
- Weeley
- Thorpe-le-Soken
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Fencing Clacton-on-Sea — your questions answered
How much does new fencing cost in Clacton-on-Sea?+
Garden fencing in Clacton-on-Sea starts from around £70 per linear metre supplied and fitted — including concrete posts, gravel boards and old fence disposal. A typical 20m back garden run falls between £1,300 and £2,200 depending on panel grade, height and access. Every quote is written, fixed and itemised.
What's better — closeboard or panel fencing in Clacton-on-Sea?+
Closeboard (feather-edge) is heavier, lasts longer and stands up better to Essex/Suffolk wind, but costs more. Lap or overlap panels are quicker to install and cheaper to replace. We fit both and will recommend based on your boundary length, exposure and budget.
How long does a fence take to install in Clacton-on-Sea?+
A standard 15–25m back garden fence in Clacton-on-Sea takes 1–3 working days — longer if there's deep dig-out, gates, or restricted access. We'll confirm a programme in your quote.
How tall can my fence be without planning permission?+
Up to 2m at the back and sides of a garden, and up to 1m where the fence runs next to a road or footpath used by vehicles. Higher than that, or any fence on a listed building or in a conservation area, needs planning. We'll flag anything to watch.
Do you remove the old fence?+
Yes — strip-out, disposal of old posts, panels and concrete spoil is included in every quote. We leave the boundary clean and ready for the new run.
What areas around Clacton-on-Sea do you cover?+
CO15–CO16 — Clacton-on-Sea, Holland-on-Sea, Jaywick, St Osyth, Great Clacton, Little Clacton, Weeley, Thorpe-le-Soken and the surrounding villages.
Free fencing quote in Clacton-on-Sea
Same-day call back across CO15–CO16.