Commercial Fencing in Bordon

A commercial perimeter needs to match the site’s everyday use. We discuss public-facing areas, pedestrian and vehicle entrances, screening and exposure before specifying mesh, palisade, railings or timber fencing.

V-mesh and weldmesh provide a visible perimeter; palisade, bow top railings and timber closeboard suit different access and screening requirements. Gate openings and fixing details are planned alongside the run, rather than added afterwards.

Agricultural fencing in Bordon is specified around the land and its use. Stock wire and mesh boundaries, post and rail, deer fencing and field gates are existing services for farms, smallholdings and equestrian properties.

The animals involved, changes in terrain and entrance widths determine the specification. Long wire runs need properly supported and strained sections; deer fencing height and mesh should be discussed for the intended purpose rather than assumed from a garden fence.

For a working business, we agree access and the programme before installation. Longer boundaries can be phased to avoid leaving the site open overnight, and agreed waste is removed as the project is completed.

A commercial fencing quote follows a site visit and includes materials, labour and clearance. Tell us about opening hours, deliveries and essential routes through the property so those requirements are reflected in the plan.