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Fencing in Kettering

New fences, replacements and storm repairs across Kettering, Barton Seagrave, Burton Latimer and nearby villages, from our team in Higham Ferrers, around 20 minutes up the A6.

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Fencing in Kettering

Fence installers covering Kettering and nearby villages

We work across Kettering and its surrounding villages, about 20 minutes from our base in Higham Ferrers. That includes established neighbourhoods around the town, gardens in Barton Seagrave and Burton Latimer, and the newer homes at Hanwood Park on the east side of town.

Every fence we put up in Kettering is built to the same standard: posts set in concrete to about a third of their height, gravel boards to keep timber off the soil, and closeboard or concrete posts recommended wherever a garden is exposed to the wind.

Areas we cover: Kettering, Barton Seagrave, Burton Latimer, Rothwell, Desborough, Broughton, Cransley and Geddington

Local knowledge

Fencing in Kettering: what to know

A few things specific to Kettering that we’ll look at on your free site visit.

Hanwood Park and newer homes

Hanwood Park has been growing on the east side of Kettering since 2016, with thousands of homes planned. Builder fences are often basic lap panels, and estate plans can control fences beside roads and open spaces, so we check before you commit.

Gardens on the edge of town

Gardens backing onto open fields around Kettering and Barton Seagrave take the brunt of the wind. For exposed boundaries we recommend closeboard or concrete posts, which won’t rock loose after a few winters.

Ironstone ground

Kettering sits on the county’s ironstone belt, so post holes can hit stone and compacted clay. We dig every hole to full depth rather than cutting posts short, then set them in concrete.

Council and planning rules

Kettering is covered by North Northamptonshire Council. Most fences up to 2 metres, or 1 metre next to a road, don’t need permission. Listed buildings and conservation areas in the older parts of town can have extra controls.

Fencing options

Fences we install in Kettering

For Kettering’s more exposed gardens and stony ground, these are the fences we put up most.

Typical fencing prices

  • Lap panel, timber posts £75–£90

    per metre, 1.8m high

  • Closeboard, built on site £100–£120

    per metre, 1.8m high

  • Featheredge, concrete posts £125–£150

    per metre, 1.8m high

  • Composite fencing £200–£250

    per metre, 1.8m high

  • Garden gate from £250

Fixed, written quote after a free site visit. Waste removal is optional at £300 per grab lorry load. Not VAT registered.

Recent work

Fencing we've installed in Kettering

Recent fences around Kettering.
How it works

How your fence gets done

About 20 minutes up the A6, here’s how your Kettering fence gets done.

01

Visit and wind check

We look at how exposed the boundary is and what the ground’s like before recommending a fence.

02

Itemised quote

Within 48 hours, with stronger options priced alongside cheaper ones so you can compare.

03

Posts to full depth

Holes dug to full depth through stone or clay, posts concreted, then boards or panels fitted.

04

Clear up and pay

We clear the site, take the old fence away if you want, and you pay once you’re happy.

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FAQs

Fencing questions from Kettering

Can’t see your question? Call 01933 213009 or send us a message. We’re often on site, so if we miss your call we’ll reply within 24 hours. No deposit is needed: you pay when the job’s done.

Around 20 minutes up the A6 from our base in Higham Ferrers. We cover Kettering and the villages around it.

Yes. We can replace builder fences with stronger closeboard or featheredge on concrete posts. Check your deeds and estate rules first, as some boundaries next to roads and open spaces are controlled.

Closeboard fencing built on site, or featheredge panels on concrete posts with concrete gravel boards. Both stand up far better to wind than standard lap panels on timber posts.

Usually not, for fences up to 2 metres, or 1 metre next to a road. Listed buildings and some conservation area properties have extra controls, which we check with North Northamptonshire Council.

Including Barton Seagrave, Burton Latimer, Rothwell, Desborough, Broughton, Cransley and Geddington.