Garden Fencing Cookridge - TJM Landscapes

TJM Landscapes installs garden fencing across Cookridge and the LS16 area of North Leeds. We’re Tom and Declan — a family-run landscaping team with over ten years fitting close-board fencing, feather-edge panels, composite fencing, and timber gates for residential gardens across Cookridge, Tinshill, Horsforth, Bramhope, and the wider West Yorkshire area. Cookridge is one of the more sought-after family suburbs in Northwest Leeds — well-connected by the A660, close to Golden Acre Park and Cookridge Hall Golf Club, and dominated by the 1950s and 1960s family homes that generate the majority of our fencing work across LS16.

For a free, no-obligation site visit and written quote, call 07745 240049.

Fencing for Cookridge’s Family Properties

The 1950s and 1960s semi-detached homes on Tinshill Road, Cookridge Drive, and the residential streets around them are TJM’s most common fencing job in the Cookridge area. These properties typically have rear and side garden boundaries of 40–60 metres — full rear and side fence replacements are the most frequent enquiry we receive from LS16. Close-board fencing is the standard choice: individual feather-edge boards overlapping on horizontal rails, properly concreted posts, and gravel boards at the base give a solid, fully private boundary that handles Yorkshire’s wet winters without flexing or failing. For homeowners who want a lower-maintenance alternative, composite fencing is increasingly popular across Cookridge — no annual staining, no greening, no change in appearance season to season.

Larger detached properties and bungalows — particularly those on bigger plots towards the Bramhope boundary along Cookridge Lane, or backing towards the Golden Acre Park greenspace — often have longer boundary runs of 60–80 metres or more. TJM installs across both scales, and builds and hangs timber gates to measure as part of the same project where needed. For fencing on the Bramhope side of LS16 — where a more rural-fringe context applies — see our dedicated fencing in Bramhope page. For the full Leeds-wide fencing range, see the garden fencing service page.

Fence Repairs in Cookridge

TJM handles fence repairs across Cookridge and the LS16 area — replacing individual panels after storm damage, concreting in new posts where originals have rotted at ground level, re-hanging gates where hinges or fixings have failed, and replacing gravel boards at the base of older runs. If it is unclear whether repair or full replacement is the better approach, TJM assesses honestly at the free site visit and recommends the most cost-effective route for the specific fence and situation. Call 07745 240049 for a prompt response anywhere in Cookridge or LS16.

Fencing Costs in Cookridge

Close-board or feather-edge fencing in Cookridge and LS16 typically costs £85–£130 per metre supplied and installed. A typical rear and side boundary on a Cookridge semi-detached — usually around 40 metres — runs approximately £3,400–£5,200 for close-board. Larger detached properties or bungalows with 60-metre or more boundaries run approximately £5,100–£7,800. Composite fencing runs £130–£200+ per metre. Timber gates from £350.

TJM provides a clear written quote after a free site visit — the final price depends on fence length, height, ground conditions, and access. We do not quote from a phone description or a photo; accurate pricing requires measuring the garden. Call 07745 240049 to arrange your free site visit.

Frequently Asked Questions — Fencing in Cookridge

How much does garden fencing cost in Cookridge?

Close-board or feather-edge fencing in Cookridge and LS16 typically costs £85–£130 per metre installed. A typical 40-metre rear and side boundary on a Cookridge semi runs approximately £3,400–£5,200 for close-board. Larger detached properties or bungalows with 60-metre or more boundaries run approximately £5,100–£7,800. Composite fencing runs £130–£200+ per metre. Timber gates from £350. The final price depends on fence length, height, ground conditions, and access — TJM provides a written quote after a free, no-obligation site visit.

What fencing type works best for Cookridge’s 1950s and 1960s semis?

Close-board fencing is the most popular choice for Cookridge’s post-war semi-detached properties — full privacy, durable, and well-suited to Yorkshire’s wet winters. Properly concreted posts with gravel boards at the base are standard. Composite fencing is increasingly popular for households who want a lower-maintenance option that requires no annual treatment or staining. TJM advises on the best choice for the specific property and garden at the free site visit.

Do you cover Horsforth and Bramhope as well as Cookridge?

Yes — TJM covers Cookridge, Tinshill, Horsforth, Bramhope, Adel, Rawdon, and the wider LS16 and North Leeds area. For fencing in Bramhope specifically, TJM has a dedicated page — see fencing in Bramhope. Call 07745 240049 to arrange a free site visit anywhere in the area.

Can you repair storm-damaged fencing in Cookridge quickly?

Yes. TJM responds promptly to storm damage across Cookridge and LS16 — replacing individual panels, concreting in new posts where originals have snapped or rotted at ground level, and arranging temporary boarding where a garden has been left open while replacement materials are ordered. TJM assesses at the free site visit whether repair or full replacement is the more cost-effective approach. Call 07745 240049 for a prompt storm damage response.

Get a Free Fencing Quote in Cookridge

TJM Landscapes covers Cookridge, Tinshill, and the wider LS16 and North Leeds area for all garden fencing installation and repairs. Call Tom on 07745 240049 or use the Get Quote button for a free, no-obligation site visit and a clear written price with no hidden costs.