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Fencing in Oxford

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Instant price · Oxford

Fencer from £435 in Oxford

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What sort of fence?

Guide prices in Oxford

JobTypical price
Standard panels£1,120 – £1,480
Closeboard (featheredge)£1,285 – £1,705
Composite£1,790 – £2,370
Low picket fence£670 – £890

Panels, concrete posts, gravel boards and fitting for about 10m at 1.8m high. Guides include VAT and are based on typical Oxford prices. Your exact price comes from your answers.

Common problems we're asked about

  • Fence blown down in the wind
  • Rotten posts
  • Wanting more privacy
  • New gate
  • Neighbour's dog getting through

What to expect

A fencer will measure, check boundaries and talk through the style. Most go with concrete posts and gravel boards, as they last much longer.

Most fences are done in 1 to 2 days.

How Honest HQ works in Oxford

  1. Donna prices it

    A few taps, one question at a time — and a price on the screen worked out for South East.

  2. Stella books your survey

    Pick a slot there and then. The surveyor confirms the price before any work starts.

  3. Grace sees it through

    She keeps you posted, and checks the job’s been done right in Oxford.

Questions people ask

How much does a fencer cost in Oxford?

Most fencing jobs in Oxford start from about £435, and standard panels is typically £1,120 – £1,480. Prices in South East are worked into every figure. Answer a few questions above for your own price.

Which side is my fence?

Your deeds may show it. If not, talk to your neighbour before starting. It saves a lot of hassle.

How high can a fence be?

Up to 2 metres in back gardens usually, and 1 metre next to a road, without planning permission.

Concrete or wooden posts?

Concrete lasts much longer and won't rot. It's included here as standard.