Bespoke or Standard Options, Supplied and Expertly Installed
Looking for reliable fencing in Norfolk? A Brown Trees & Fencing provides expert fencing installation and supply for domestic and commercial properties across the county.
When it comes to improving your property's security, privacy and overall appearance, our experienced team delivers high-quality fencing solutions designed to last.
While we work across the county, we also provide dedicated fencing services in the city. If you're looking for a specialist in the area, visit our Fencing Norwich page to learn more about our services within Norwich itself.
We offer a comprehensive range of fencing services across Norfolk, working on everything from residential gardens to agricultural land and commercial sites.
Our fencing options include:
Whatever your requirements, our team delivers durable, well-installed fencing tailored to your property.
At A Brown Trees & Fencing, we also provide bespoke gate design and installation to complement your fencing.
From standard garden and field gates to fully custom, joinery-grade designs, we create solutions that combine practicality with a high-quality finish.
We understand the unique needs of property owners in and across Norfolk and are dedicated to delivering results that exceed your expectations. Our focus on quality and aesthetics ensures that your fencing not only enhances security but also adds to the overall charm of your property.
Ready to elevate your property with top-quality fencing services in Norfolk? Our team is here to help.
Count on A Brown Trees & Fencing to deliver exceptional results for all your fencing needs across Norfolk.
At A Brown Trees & Fencing, we provide a comprehensive range of fencing services in Norfolk, including:
In the UK, you can generally install a fence up to 2 metres high without planning permission. If the fence runs alongside a highway or footpath, the limit drops to 1 metre. Since Norfolk covers several district councils, it's worth checking with your local authority (Breckland, South Norfolk, or Norwich City Council, depending on where you are) to confirm before starting work.
Understanding property boundaries is crucial to avoid disputes. Typically, property deeds or Land Registry documents indicate boundary lines. If these are unclear, consulting with a professional surveyor or discussing with your neighbours can help clarify boundaries.
Norfolk is known for being flat and exposed in places, particularly out towards the Breckland and coastal fringes, so wind loading matters more here than in a sheltered urban garden. Pressure-treated timber with concrete posts and gravel boards generally performs best on exposed rural boundaries, while standard treated timber suits more sheltered village and town gardens.
This depends on the length of run, material, and site access. Most domestic jobs take 1 to 3 days. Larger rural or commercial boundaries can take longer, and we'll give you a clear timeline once we've assessed the site.
Yes. We offer repair and maintenance work alongside new installations, wherever you are in the county.
Costs depend on material, fence height and total length, along with site access and any groundwork needed. We provide transparent, no-obligation quotes based on your specific project.
You can contact us via phone, email, or through our website to arrange a free consultation. We'll discuss your needs, assess your property, and provide expert recommendations.
Yes. Alongside the main towns, we regularly work in the villages in between, including Tacolneston, Mulbarton, Old Buckenham, Morley and Hethersett, among others.
