Composite fencing
Everything on low-maintenance composite fencing: costs, pros and cons, and how it compares with timber. Read them first, because quotes are easier to compare once you know the basics.
Composite Fencing Cost UK: Full Price Breakdown
Published 2026 guides put fitted composite fencing at about £70 to £220 per metre. That is more than timber upfront, although composite needs no painting and carries a long guarantee.
Read guideComposite vs Wood Fencing: Which Is Better?
Timber is cheaper to buy, while composite needs far less upkeep. Here is how the two compare on cost, upkeep, lifespan and looks, using supplier and cost-guide figures.
Read guideBest Composite Fencing in the UK: What to Look For
Composite fencing offers a durable alternative to traditional timber. This guide helps you understand the materials, costs, and maintenance requirements for your garden.
Read guideIs composite fencing right for you?
Composite fencing uses wood-plastic panels. It never needs painting or staining, and it resists rot. Because it costs more upfront than timber, many homeowners want to compare the two before they decide.
Our guides cover the price of composite fencing and how it compares with wood. They explain what you pay for and where you may save over time. Read them first, since they make quotes easier to compare.
When you are ready, request free quotes. Vetted local installers can advise on panels, posts and fitting for your garden. Because there is no obligation, you can compare before you book.
Timber costs less upfront, yet it needs regular care. Composite costs more at first, but it saves that upkeep. Weigh both sides, then choose the one that suits your garden and your budget.