Business Details
Expert Agricultural & Equestrian Fencing Services
Established to deliver premium fencing solutions, we specialise in high-tensile stock and equestrian fencing, combining advanced materials with specialist machinery to tackle projects of all complexities. Our expertise spans agricultural, security, and wildlife-specific fencing, including deer, rabbit, and otter deterrent systems, tailored to East Anglia's diverse terrain. With a focus on durability and client satisfaction, we provide bespoke installations that meet rigorous industry standards.Our team's technical proficiency ensures every project achieves optimal strength and longevity, from post-and-rail paddock enclosures to high-specification predator-proof barriers. Backed by testimonials highlighting reliability and precision, we maintain transparent pricing and rapid response times, serving both large-scale agricultural operations and urgent small-scale requirements across Norfolk and surrounding regions.
Services
Agricultural Fencing
Post & Rail
Equestrian Fencing
Deer Fencing
Rabbit Fencing
Otter Fencing
Highlights and features
- We utilise high-tensile materials for superior fencing durability
- Specialist machinery enables efficient installation in challenging terrain
- Proven expertise in wildlife exclusion systems for deer and otters
- Comprehensive agricultural fencing solutions compliant with ELS/HLS schemes
- Rapid response times for urgent fencing requirements
What people say
Excellent service
Highly recommend
Quality work
Prompt completion
Transparent pricing
Services
Agricultural Fencing
High-tensile stock-proof fencing systems designed for livestock containment. Utilises 2mm HT barbed wire with 3.5-6m post spacings to create durable enclosures resistant to animal impact and environmental stressors. Complies with UK agricultural regulations for livestock security.
Deer Fencing
Specialist deer exclusion systems using 1.5-2.5m high mesh with 75-220mm apertures. Features buried/bent base sections to prevent digging and tailored specifications for muntjac, roe, and fallow deer species across Norfolk's rural landscapes.
Post & Rail
Traditional timber fencing with square-section posts and 2-4 horizontal rails. Installed using driven posts for maximum stability, available with supplementary netting layers to contain smaller livestock while maintaining aesthetic appeal in undulating terrain.
Rabbit Fencing
1200mm high 19-gauge netting systems with ground-level protection against burrowing. Combines 1mm mesh with dual HT line wires and optional top deterrents to prevent rabbit ingress while allowing vegetation growth through buried sections.
Otter Fencing
2.4m high tornado wire systems with 600mm buried sections to prevent otter excavation. Features cranked brackets and reinforced mesh specifications for lake perimeter protection against otter-related damage in East Anglia's waterways.
People
Matthew
Owner/Director
Experienced fencing contractor with specialist knowledge of high-tensile agricultural systems. Manages project delivery from initial survey through to completion, maintaining direct client communication throughout the installation process.
Questions
What fencing types do you specialise in?
We focus on agricultural, equestrian, and wildlife exclusion fencing including deer, rabbit, and otter deterrent systems using high-tensile materials.
Do you work across East Anglia?
Yes, we operate throughout East Anglia with particular expertise in Norfolk's rural fencing requirements for farms and equine facilities.
How do you handle urgent fencing requests?
We prioritise rapid response times, often scheduling small urgent projects within 10 days of client approval while maintaining quality standards.
What materials ensure fencing durability?
We use HT horse netting, 2mm barbed wire, and tornado wire systems engineered for longevity in challenging agricultural environments.
Can you install fencing on uneven terrain?
Our post-driving techniques and adaptable rail systems suit undulating landscapes, maintaining structural integrity across varied topography.