Mature trees and
root-filled boundaries

Wimbledon and the surrounding Merton area mixes very different housing, from the large detached properties of Wimbledon Village and Wimbledon Hill to the well-kept Victorian terraces of Raynes Park and Merton Park. In SW19 and the surrounding postcodes the work ranges from closeboard boundaries for large family gardens to replacing worn-out overlap panels on rented houses, and picket or horizontal batten fencing for front gardens that are on show to the street.

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Fencing services we offer

Wimbledon splits sharply between the Village and the streets below it, and the fencing follows. Free estimates on every fence type below.

Closeboard fencing

The Village and the roads bordering the Common carry some of the largest boundaries we quote anywhere in London, and closeboard on concrete posts is the only construction we would put on a run of that length.

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Picket fencing

Merton Park and the conservation streets around it keep their low front boundaries, and picket is what fits. In Wimbledon Village the expectation is a painted finish at a height matching the rest of the road.

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Horizontal battens

Suits the contemporary rear extensions common across South Wimbledon and Raynes Park. Wide boards, consistent gaps, and a finish that works alongside the glazed extensions these houses tend to have.

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Overlap panel fencing

Straightforward value for the suburban boundaries of Wimbledon Chase, Motspur Park and Colliers Wood. Fitted on concrete posts with gravel boards - on longer suburban runs that specification is what determines the lifespan.

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Fence repairs

Boundaries backing onto Wimbledon Common and Wimbledon Park take a lot of wind, and storm damage here tends to be structural rather than cosmetic. We replace posts and re-hang runs rather than automatically quoting a rebuild.

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Gates and entrances

Driveway gates are common in the Village and along the Ridgway, where openings are wide and the gate forms part of the frontage. We build, brace and hang timber gates that stay square on runs up to 3.6 metres.

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Why Wimbledon homeowners
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Wimbledon and the Surrounding Merton Postcodes

Wimbledon Village, Wimbledon Hill, South Wimbledon, West Wimbledon, Wimbledon Chase, Raynes Park, Merton Park, Morden, Colliers Wood, Mitcham and Motspur Park - SW19, SW20 and the neighbouring streets.

Conservation Work Around the Village

Wimbledon Village, the Ridgway and Merton Park carry real constraints on front boundary treatments. We tell you what is realistically going to be accepted before you commit to a design or order materials.

Priced for Long Boundaries

A Village boundary can run 40 metres or more. That should not be priced at the same rate per metre as a Colliers Wood side return, and with us it is not - longer runs work out cheaper per metre.

Written, Itemised Estimates

Every line separated out: timber, posts, gravel boards, disposal and labour. Change the specification and watch the price change. The written figure is the figure you pay.

Specified for Exposed Sites

Boundaries facing the Common and Wimbledon Park take sustained wind loading. We increase post depth and specify concrete posts where exposure demands it, rather than fitting the same spec everywhere.

A Landscaping Team Behind the Fence

Large Wimbledon gardens come with mature trees, protected root zones and changes of level across a single run. Bagi Landscaping Ltd handles all of that as part of the same job.

Fencing in Wimbledon
questions answered

How much does fence installation cost in Wimbledon?
Fence installation in Wimbledon typically costs £60–£120 per metre fully installed, depending on fence type, height and ground conditions. We provide free written estimates for all Wimbledon and Merton properties — contact us to arrange a no-obligation site visit.
Do I need planning permission for a fence in Wimbledon?
In most cases no — fences up to 2 metres high in Wimbledon do not require planning permission. Properties in conservation areas (Wimbledon Village Conservation Area is a key example) or adjacent to a highway over 1 metre high may have restrictions. We recommend checking with the London Borough of Merton if your property is in a designated area.
How quickly can you start work in Wimbledon?
Wimbledon estimate visits are normally within 3–6 working days, as SW19 and SW20 are the furthest we travel regularly. Installation usually begins 1–2 weeks after confirmation. Large Village boundaries need timber ordered in, which can add a week. Storm damage along the Common is always prioritised — call 07405 974 128.
Which fence type is best for Wimbledon gardens?
Closeboard (featherboard) fencing is our most-requested option in Wimbledon: it provides full privacy for large family gardens and is built from pressure-treated timber that lasts for decades. For the period front gardens of Wimbledon Village, picket fencing suits the street, while horizontal batten fencing suits contemporary and newly renovated homes.
Do you cover all areas within Wimbledon and Merton?
Yes — we cover Wimbledon and the wider Merton area with no travel surcharge: Wimbledon Village, Wimbledon Hill, South Wimbledon, Morden, Raynes Park, West Wimbledon, Merton Park, Merton, Colliers Wood, Mitcham, Wimbledon Chase and Motspur Park.

We also cover these areas near Wimbledon

If your property sits on the edge of Wimbledon, the page for a neighbouring area may describe your streets more closely. We charge the same rates across all of them.

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estimate in Wimbledon

We cover Wimbledon and the wider Merton area - Wimbledon Village, Wimbledon Hill, South and West Wimbledon, Raynes Park, Merton Park, Morden, Colliers Wood and Mitcham. Free written estimate, no obligation.

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