The best way for us to give you a full quotation is to visit the site at your convenience from which we can gain the full picture. However we do understand that many of our customers are initially trying to get an estimation of the cost and are sometimes unhappy for a tradesman to visit for fear of pressure selling. Please rest assured you will not experience such sales tactics with R.H. Fencing. We will survey the site and then contact you by your requested method with a full and final price. There are no hidden extras and we do not change the price as we go along.

Although not ideal we can sometimes provide you with an estimation of the cost without visiting the site using as much information from you as possible. Naturally if the fence is at the front of the property we can see it from outside, perhaps if we are passing, or perhaps we can take a look using the internet i.e.Google Earth. For your information below are some of the considerations that will affect our rates and which can be difficult to process without viewing the site.

1.       Access to the site for workers, materials and machinery. How far do materials and tools have to be carried.

2.       Cutting back of overgrowth to reach the fence and establish a satisfactory fence line.

3.       The associated amount of area to work within. Often sheds, greenhouses, conservatories etc. prevent us working on one side of the fence and present problems with such fences as close board fencing.

4.       If there is an existing fence, the time and labour to dismantle it.

5.       The costs involved in removing the old fence, unearthed hardcore and green waste from the property and disposing of it correctly. We can avoid these costs if you wish to dispose of the waste yourself. 

6.       Difficulties and/or costs associated with possible underground services and substructures i.e. electric, gas, water, drains, foundations etc.

7.       Ground type into which post holes must be bored. Naturally the harder the ground type the longer it takes.

8.       The amount of concrete required for the post plugs. Softer less dense soil requires more concrete than harder ground.

9.       The contours and/or levels of the ground which may necessitate additional materials and/or modifications either manually or with machinery.

10.   Access to water and electricity.

If you would like to send your request to info@rhfencing.co.uk together with any information that you think will help including site location address, fence type and height together with any pictures etc. then we will do our best to provide an estimation. Alternatively and preferably contact us to arrange a free site survey and quotation which also allows us to offer our advice.