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Fencing in Hammersmith and Fulham

Hammersmith and Fulham is full of period terraces and mews houses, where gardens are small and privacy matters. We build slatted and closeboard screens that make the most of limited space, and fit railings and gates for frontages in places like Brackenbury Village.

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Fencing across Hammersmith and Fulham

Much of the borough is Victorian and Edwardian terraced housing, with narrow gardens that are often overlooked on every side, and plenty of mansion blocks and flat conversions where several owners share a space. In small gardens, every centimetre of height and every gap in a fence changes how the space feels.

We often recommend slatted screens in these gardens: they give privacy while still letting light through, which matters in a small plot hemmed in by buildings. Where a solid fence is wanted, closeboard in a lighter finish keeps the space from feeling closed in.

What we see most in Hammersmith and Fulham

Small, overlooked gardens and period terraces mean privacy and access matter most in Hammersmith and Fulham. This is what we are asked for most.

Slatted screens

In small terraced gardens, to keep privacy without losing light.

In small terraced gardens that are overlooked on every side, a slatted screen gives privacy while letting light through. We choose the gap to suit the plot.

More about slatted fencing

Closeboard fencing

On shared boundaries where a solid, durable fence is wanted.

We plan around narrow access, carrying materials through the house or a side passage, so a solid fence is still straightforward to fit.

More about closeboard fencing

Railings and gates

On period frontages, matched to the property.

In conservation areas front boundaries can need permission, which we flag at the survey.

Fences and gates that suit Hammersmith and Fulham homes

The screens, fences, railings and gates we fit most often on Hammersmith and Fulham homes.

Horizontal slatted timber fence

Contemporary slatted fencing

Privacy without closing in a small garden.

We agree the slat gap, height and finish with you, and advise on how cedar and softwood weather. Works in small, overlooked terrace gardens.

Closeboard timber fence with concrete posts

Closeboard fencing

A solid, repairable boundary.

Built on site board by board, so it fits your garden's levels and any board can be replaced later without disturbing the rest. Right for shared boundaries between terrace gardens.

Metal railings and gates

For period frontages.

We can talk through style and finish at the survey. Where a conservation area or listed building applies, we flag it before you order. Common on period frontages.

Garden trellis fence topper with climbing plants

Trellis and fence toppers

Extra height and screening on an existing fence or wall.

Adds height and screening to an existing fence or wall, within the height limits that apply. Useful where height rules limit a taller fence.

Timber garden gate set into a fence

Garden gates

Built to stay square.

Each gate gets its own concrete-set posts and hardware suited to its weight, so it does not drop or pull the fence out of line.

Local considerations

Hammersmith and Fulham has many conservation areas, and listed buildings are common. Front boundaries and any work visible from the street are the likeliest to be affected, and flats don’t have the same permitted development rights as houses. We’ll flag anything relevant on the survey.

Access is usually the practical constraint: materials often have to be carried through the house or down a narrow passage, and waste carried out the same way. We plan that into the quote rather than discovering it on the day.

Common questions in Hammersmith and Fulham

What customers in Hammersmith and Fulham ask us most, from permission for flats to working where there is no rear access.

Do flats need permission to change a fence?

Often. Flats and maisonettes don’t have the same permitted development rights as houses, and the freeholder may need to agree, so check before you order.

What suits a small, overlooked garden?

A slatted screen with a moderate gap is a good starting point.

What if there is no rear access?

We can work from the house or side passage. We check the route on the survey and price it in.

What our customers say

Feedback from customers across West London, on the same standard of work we bring to every job in Hammersmith and Fulham.

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Rated 5.0 out of 5

“Which? Trusted Trader status meant something - the whole job matched what was promised.”

Verified customer · Kensington

“Clean, fast install and the composite fence looks sharp a year on with zero maintenance.”

Verified customer · Acton

“Honest about what we actually needed - talked us out of a full replacement and repaired the panels instead.”

Verified customer · West Ealing

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Getting a quote in Hammersmith and Fulham

Being a short drive from our West Ealing base, we can usually offer a same-day site survey for straightforward jobs, with a written quote the next day.