Garden Fencing Pudsey | TJM Landscapes | Free Quote

If you’re looking for a fencing contractor in Pudsey, TJM Landscapes covers the whole of LS28 — from Pudsey town centre and Stanningley through to Swinnow, Farsley, Chapeltown, and Littlemoor. We’re Tom and Declan, a family-run team with over a decade of hands-on experience in West Yorkshire gardens, and we know that a solid fence job starts long before the first panel goes in — it starts with getting the posts properly set, correctly spaced, and plumbed upright.

Whether you need a full new fence installation, a handful of panels or posts replaced after storm damage, or a timber gate fitted to match your existing boundary, we’ll give you a clear written quote with no hidden costs and get the work done to a standard that lasts. Call 07745 240049 for a free, no-obligation quote anywhere in Pudsey or LS28.

Types of Garden Fencing We Install in Pudsey

Close-board fencing is the most-requested boundary fence across Pudsey — and for good reason. It gives you a solid, private boundary that handles Yorkshire weather well: no rattling panels, no gaps that appear over time, no bowing in a westerly direction. We install a close-board using pressure-treated vertical boards fixed to arris rails between properly concreted posts, with gravel boards at the base to keep the timber clear of damp soil. Available in 1.5m and 1.8m heights, with or without trellis topping.

In Pudsey’s terraced streets and on the family estates around Stanningley and Woodhall, close-board is by far the most common job we price. It’s practical, it looks tidy when it’s done right, and a properly installed run will last 15–20 years without drama.

Feather-Edge Fencing

Feather-edge fencing uses slightly overlapping boards rather than a framed panel system, giving a more traditional, hand-crafted appearance that suits older properties particularly well. It’s a popular choice on the outskirts of Pudsey — around Swinnow, the Rodley fringe, and properties where the garden backs onto more open ground — and it works well against the stone and brick that dominates much of LS28’s older housing stock.

Like close-board, feather-edge is installed on concreted posts with proper arris rails and gravel boards. The boards are individually fixed rather than pre-assembled, which means repairs are easy — a single damaged board can be replaced without disturbing the rest of the run.

Timber Panel Fencing

Timber panel fencing — overlap panels, lattice-top, trellis-top, or hit-and-miss — is a cost-effective option where a solid boundary isn’t the primary concern. Pre-made panels slot between timber or concrete posts and can be installed quickly, making them a practical choice for front garden boundaries, low-level side dividers, or any situation where the budget is the main constraint.

Panel fencing is common on the newer residential estates in Stanningley and around Woodhall, where properties often have standard-length rear boundaries. Individual damaged panels can be swapped out without touching the rest of the fence — a useful advantage when one panel takes a knock or blows through in a storm.

Composite Fencing

Composite fencing is the low-maintenance alternative to timber — made from a mix of recycled wood fibre and plastic, it won’t rot, warp, split, or need annual treating. The upfront cost is higher than timber, typically £130–£200 per metre installed, but the lifespan is significantly longer and the ongoing cost is close to zero: an occasional wash is all it needs.

Given how wet West Yorkshire winters can be, composite is an increasingly popular choice across Pudsey for homeowners who want a fence that stays looking good without the annual maintenance routine. It’s available in a range of colours and profiles — most are designed to look like timber at a glance, without the timber upkeep.

Fence Repairs & Post Replacement

Not every fencing problem needs a full replacement, and we’ll always give you an honest assessment of which makes better sense for your fence. If a couple of panels have blown out in a storm, or a post has rotted at the base while the rest of the fence is sound, repairing what’s there is usually quicker and cheaper than pulling everything out. We replace individual panels, re-concrete loose or leaning posts, fit concrete repair spurs to preserve salvageable posts, and swap out rotten gravel boards.

Yorkshire winters are tough on fencing. If you’ve got a fence that’s come down or is leaning badly, get in touch — we aim to assess storm damage quickly and can generally complete repairs within a week of the quote being agreed.

Gate Installation Pudsey

Side-access gates are one of the most common additions we fit alongside fencing jobs in Pudsey — particularly on terraced and semi-detached properties where the passage between house and back garden needs a secure, properly hung gate. We supply and fit timber single and double gates to match the fence style, including gate posts, heavy-duty hinges, latches, and drop bolts. Gates can be made to measure for non-standard openings, which is worth knowing in older LS28 properties where passage widths are rarely uniform.

If you’re having new fencing installed and want a gate to match, it’s always easier — and usually cheaper — to have it done as part of the same job.

Why Choose TJM Landscapes for Fencing in Pudsey?

We’re based in West Yorkshire and we work in Pudsey and across LS28 regularly — Stanningley, Swinnow, Farsley, Chapeltown, Lowtown, and Littlemoor are all areas we cover on a routine basis. When we price a job in Pudsey, we’re drawing on direct local knowledge: the soil conditions that affect how posts need to be set, the access challenges on terraced properties with narrow ginnels, and the way Yorkshire weather tests fencing harder than most parts of the country. You’re dealing with people who know the area, not a national firm dispatching an unknown crew.

TJM Landscapes is run by Tom and Declan. We’re the people who turn up, do the work, and see every job through from the site visit to the final tidy. We don’t use subcontractors. That matters because it means you know exactly who is working on your property, and you have a direct line to the person responsible if you have a question or a concern at any point. We’re fully insured with public liability cover and hold City & Guilds qualifications in landscaping and groundworks.

Every quote we give is free, written, and itemised — you’ll know exactly what you’re paying for before any work begins. We don’t add charges on completion that weren’t in the quote, and we don’t start one job and disappear to the next before it’s finished. If something isn’t right once the work is done, we come back and put it right. That’s not a selling point — it’s just how we work.

Old fence removal and disposal is included in every installation quote as standard. No skips for you to arrange, no debris left stacked against the shed. We clear the site before we leave. For more on our broader garden landscaping work in the area, see our landscaping in Pudsey page, or visit our garden fencing services across Leeds for the full coverage area.

Fencing Pudsey — Frequently Asked Questions

How much does garden fencing cost in Pudsey?

Close-board fencing in Pudsey typically costs between £85 and £130 per metre, supplied and installed. Timber panel fencing is generally at the lower end of that range. Composite fencing costs more — typically £130 to £200 per metre — reflecting its longer lifespan and zero maintenance requirements. Post replacement is usually £80 to £150 per post depending on access and ground conditions. All prices depend on the specific job, which is why we provide free written quotes before any work begins. Call 07745 240049 to arrange a no-obligation visit.

Do you need planning permission for a garden fence in Pudsey?

For most residential properties in Pudsey, planning permission is not required for fences up to 2 metres (approximately 6ft 6in) in rear and side gardens, or up to 1 metre (3ft 3in) in front gardens. Taller fences, or fences adjacent to a highway, may be subject to additional restrictions. Properties near conservation areas — including the Fulneck Moravian Settlement in LS28, which is a Grade I listed site — may also have different rules. TJM Landscapes will flag anything relevant at the quote stage so you’re not caught out after the work is done.

How long does fence installation take in Pudsey?

A typical back garden fence of 10 to 15 panels takes one to two days to complete. A full boundary run including a side access gate usually takes two to three days. Repairs to existing panels or posts are generally done same day or next day once parts are confirmed. We give you a clear, realistic timeline as part of the written quote — not a vague estimate that shifts on the day.

What happens to my old fence — do you take it away?

Yes, always. Removing and disposing of the old fencing is included in every installation quote as standard — it’s not an add-on and it’s not charged separately. We load out the old materials on the day and leave the site clean. You don’t need to arrange a skip or have a pile of old panels sitting in your garden for a week while you work out what to do with them.

Do you repair fences as well as replace them?

Yes, and it’s often the better option. If the damage is localised — a few blown panels, a single rotted post, a gravel board that’s given up — repairing what’s there saves money and reduces unnecessary waste. We’ll give you a straight assessment at the quote stage: if repair makes sense, we’ll recommend repair; if the fence has reached the end of its useful life, we’ll tell you that too. There’s no incentive for us to replace a fence that doesn’t need replacing.

Which areas near Pudsey do you cover for fencing?

We cover the whole of LS28 for fencing, including Stanningley, Farsley, Swinnow, Chapeltown, Lowtown, Littlemoor, and Troydale. We also work regularly in Calverley, Bramley, Horsforth, and other West Yorkshire locations. For the full coverage area, see our garden fencing services page.

Get a Free Fencing Quote in Pudsey

Ready to get your Pudsey fence sorted? Call Tom on 07745 240049 or fill in our online quote form for a free, no-obligation visit anywhere in Pudsey, Stanningley, Swinnow, Farsley, Chapeltown, Littlemoor, or the surrounding LS28 area. All quotes are free, written, and come with no pressure to proceed.