Covering Cambridge and the surrounding villages

Talk to Cambridge Fencers

Two ways to reach us, both go straight to the people doing the work. Call for anything urgent - storm damage, a gate that will not shut, a dog getting out.

AddressCherry Hinton Road, CB1 7BJ
CoveringCambridge and the surrounding villages

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Where we work

Based in Cambridge, covering Cambridge and the surrounding villages. If your village is not listed, call and ask - it usually is.

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Quick answers

How much does a new fence cost in Cambridge?
Closeboard fencing in Cambridge typically costs between £80 and £130 per metre supplied and installed, depending on the height you need and the ground conditions on your plot. Lap panel fencing is usually at the lower end of that range. We provide a fixed written quote after measuring up, so there are no surprises on the final bill.
What am I likely to pay to repair a fence?
Replacing a single rotten or broken fence post in Cambridge typically costs between £90 and £160, depending on the post size and how accessible it is. Replacing a snapped arris rail is generally less. We assess the full fence run before quoting, so you get an accurate price rather than a low estimate that grows once the work starts.
What should I budget for a new gate?
A single pedestrian gate installed with new posts and ironmongery in Cambridge typically costs between £200 and £450. A pair of driveway gates with heavier posts and drop bolts will usually sit higher - from around £500 upwards depending on the gate width and material. We give a fixed quote after measuring the opening, so the price you're quoted is the price you pay.
What does decking cost per square metre?
Timber decking in Cambridge typically costs between £120 and £200 per square metre supplied and installed. Composite decking sits at the higher end of that range or above, depending on the board brand and specification. The subframe, any steps, and ground preparation all affect the final price - we provide a detailed written quote once we've measured up and understood what you want.
Is a pergola expensive to build?
A freestanding timber pergola in Cambridge typically costs between £1,800 and £4,500 fitted, depending on size, timber grade and any additional features such as integrated lighting or privacy screens. We provide a fixed written quote after visiting your garden, so there are no surprises on the final invoice.
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