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If you own your own garden you may think that you can do what you like in it. That is not the case. There are restrictions both private and statutory e.g. your deeds might say that you must keep the front garden open plan, and not erect boundaries of any kind be they fences, hedges or walls. Planning laws may say that you cannot use the garden for particular purposes; you may have an obligation even towards trespassers, let alone lawful visitors. A tree in your garden may the subject of a Tree Preservation Order preventing you from even gardening as you might wish.

We ask all potential customers to check with the relevant planning authorities that the fence desired is allowed. Additionally, you will need to check with your local building authority to determine what height restrictions exist in your area.

In Northern Ireland, the Department of Environment Planning Services will provide advice on the legalities of erecting fences. Generally speaking, planning permission is not required fences below a certain height. "You will require permission if you live in a listed building. However, if you don’t you can build a wall or fence up to 2 metres high anywhere on your property except where it would adjoin a road. In this case the height is restricted to 1 metre".

If you would like a free quotation for a fencing or decking, call us on  07817936511  or