Secure and beautify your property with professional fencing. Composite, timber, and decorative options built to withstand Scottish weather. Serving Edinburgh, Stirling, Falkirk, and Central Scotland.
Maybury Landscaping provides professional fence installation across Scotland, including composite, timber closeboard, and decorative panel fencing. We offer complete service from old fence removal to installation with concrete posts and gravel boards. Serving Edinburgh, Stirling, Falkirk, and all EH postcodes.
Scottish weather tests fencing like nowhere else in the UK. Horizontal rain, persistent dampness, and strong winds quickly destroy poorly installed fencing. Quality materials, proper post foundations, and correct installation techniques make the difference between a fence that lasts 5 years and one that lasts 25.
At Maybury Landscaping, we install fencing designed to withstand Scottish conditions. Combined with our garden design, artificial grass, and composite decking, we create complete outdoor spaces with lasting boundaries.
Solid fencing provides complete privacy and deters intruders. Essential for family gardens, pet containment, and valuable property protection.
Modern fencing options complement any property style. From traditional closeboard to contemporary slatted, fencing defines and beautifies your outdoor space.
Pressure-treated timber and composite fencing withstand Scottish rain, wind, and frost. Proper installation ensures decades of reliable performance.
Composite fencing requires zero maintenance—no painting, staining, or treating. Even timber options need minimal care with proper initial treatment.
Traditional featherboard construction with overlapping vertical boards. Strong, private, and repairable. Individual boards can be replaced if damaged. Most popular choice for rear gardens.
From £60 per metre installed
Modern wood-plastic composite panels requiring zero maintenance. Never rots, warps, or needs painting. 25+ year lifespan. Available in various colors and styles including slatted designs.
From £100 per metre installed
Horizontal slat design for modern aesthetics. Available in timber or composite. Provides privacy while allowing light and air. Popular for front gardens and architectural properties.
From £90 per metre installed
Ornamental panels with lattice tops, shaped edges, or integrated trellis. Add visual interest while maintaining privacy. Ideal for feature areas and garden rooms.
From £80 per metre installed
Free on-site measurement of fence line, assessment of ground conditions, existing fence removal requirements, and access considerations. Discussion of style preferences and budget. Detailed written quote within 48 hours.
Careful removal of existing fencing, posts, and concrete. Responsible disposal with timber recycling where possible. Site cleared and prepared for new installation.
Holes dug at precise intervals (typically 1.8m centers). Depth calculated based on fence height and ground conditions. Typically 450-600mm deep for standard fencing.
Concrete or timber posts installed plumb and aligned. Concrete mixed and poured around posts. Temporary bracing fitted while concrete cures. Concrete posts offer maximum longevity.
Gravel boards installed at ground level to protect fence panels from soil contact and moisture. Essential for longevity in Scottish conditions. Concrete or timber options available.
Fence panels fitted securely to posts. Caps and finishing touches applied. Final alignment check. Site cleanup and handover with maintenance advice.
Fencing in Scotland costs £60-£150 per metre installed depending on type and height. Standard 6ft closeboard fencing costs £60-£80/m. Composite fencing runs £100-£150/m. Decorative panels £80-£120/m. Expect additional costs for concrete posts (£20-£30 each), gravel boards (£10-£15 each), and post concrete. A typical 20m garden fence costs £1,500-£3,500 fully installed including posts and gravel boards.
For Scottish weather, pressure-treated timber or composite fencing performs best. Pressure-treated softwood with proper gravel boards lasts 15-20 years. Composite fencing offers 25+ year lifespan with zero maintenance. Both handle wind, rain, and frost well. Avoid untreated timber which rots quickly in Scottish dampness. We recommend concrete posts over timber for maximum longevity.
Fences under 2m height generally don't need planning permission under permitted development rights. However, fences over 1m adjacent to highways, in conservation areas (Edinburgh Old Town, historic Stirling), or near listed buildings may require approval. Boundary disputes should be resolved before installation. We advise on requirements during consultation and handle applications where needed.
Most garden fence installations take 1-3 days depending on length and access. A typical 20-30m residential fence completes in 2 days. Larger properties or difficult access may require 3-5 days. Concrete post holes need 24-48 hours curing before panel fitting. We schedule work to minimize disruption and complete efficiently.
Composite fencing combines recycled wood fibers with plastic polymers, creating maintenance-free panels that never need painting, treating, or replacing rotted sections. While initial cost is 50-100% higher than timber, composite requires zero maintenance and lasts 25+ years. Over 20 years, total cost including maintenance often favors composite. It's ideal for busy homeowners wanting lasting results.
Get a free, no-obligation quote for your fencing project. We serve Edinburgh, Stirling, Falkirk, and all surrounding areas.