Fencing in Stamford Bridge
Fence installation in Stamford Bridge, from the first post hole to the last cap. We clear the old boundary, concrete in new posts and fit closeboard, slatted, hit and miss or composite fencing to suit the garden. If the job needs a gate, a deck or a new patio as well, we can do them alongside the fence.
- Full boundary runs · Front, side and back
- Posts in concrete · Standard on every job
- Gates and patios · Done in the same visit
- Provisional price · From measurements and photos
The same care on every run
Stamford Bridge sits on the River Derwent, east of York along the A166, with older properties around the centre and newer estates on the edge of the village. The fencing they need varies just as much, from a short front boundary to a long back run between neighbours.
Whatever the size, the method stays the same. Posts go into dug holes and are concreted in, gravel boards run along the base, and the boards are fixed so they stay square. Timber posts are available if you prefer them, treated to resist rot.
Removing the old fence is part of the job, including any old footings that sit on the new line, and it all leaves site with us.
For the different styles and what each one suits, see our fencing options in York.
Fences from our recent jobs
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Replacement fence, Layerthorpe
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Fence and gate around an oil tank
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Slatted fencing
From the back garden to the front gate
Privacy fencing
Closeboard at full height for back gardens that are overlooked, on concrete posts with gravel boards.
Front boundaries
Lower fences, picket or railings for the front of the house, where you want a clear view of the road.
Gates
A matching gate for side access or the drive, hung at the same time. See our gate fitting service.
Decking and patios
We also build Stamford Bridge decking and lay patios in Stamford Bridge, so the garden can be finished in one go.
Three steps to a new fence
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Measure up
Note the length of the run and the height you want, and take a photo of the old fence.
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First figure
We send a provisional price, then check the details with you before anything is booked.
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Fitting day
The old fence comes out, posts are concreted, the new fence goes up and the waste goes with us.
Fencing for your Stamford Bridge garden?
A length, a height and a photo are enough for a first figure.
Fencing beyond Stamford Bridge
We also fit fences in:
- Fencing in nearby Pocklington
- Dunnington fence installers
- Fence installation in York
- Huntington fencing services
- Fences in Haxby
- Copmanthorpe fence fitting
- Bishopthorpe fencing
Stamford Bridge fencing questions
Is Stamford Bridge covered by York or East Riding planning?
East Riding of Yorkshire Council. Most garden fences up to 2 metres, or 1 metre beside a road, do not need permission, but Stamford Bridge has a conservation area and some listed buildings, where the rules can be tighter.
Can you fence a garden that slopes?
Yes. On a slope the fence is stepped: each panel is set level and the gravel boards take up the change in height, so the top line steps down neatly rather than leaning.
Can a new fence go where a hedge used to be?
Yes, once the hedge and its main roots are out of the way. Roots left in the ground can push posts out of line, so we clear what is needed for the post holes before the fence goes in.
Do you fit composite fencing in Stamford Bridge?
Yes. Composite boards and panels never need staining and keep their colour. Some ranges fit into existing concrete posts, which can save money if the posts are still sound.
How do I arrange a quote?
Send the length of the fence, the height you would like and a photo of the boundary through our contact page, or call 01904 948408. We will come back with a provisional figure and confirm everything before booking.