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Composite fencing in Sheffield

Composite fence panels slot between aluminium or composite posts. They don't rot, warp or need painting, and they match composite decking for a finished look.

Installed composite fencing typically costs £85 to £150 per metre. A 10 metre run usually comes to about £950 to £1,500.

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Is composite fencing right for you?

  • You are tired of replacing or painting timber fence panels.
  • You want a fence that matches new composite decking.
  • Your garden is exposed and timber panels keep blowing or warping.
  • You want more privacy with a clean, modern look.

Typical composite fencing prices

LengthTypical price
10 metres
About 6 panels
£950 to £1,500
15 metres
About 8 panels
£1,250 to £1,900
25 metres
About 14 panels
£2,150 to £3,350
Removing an old fence£60 to £160 extra

Typical installed prices from published UK price guides, checked October 2026. A guide, not a quote. Source for the run lengths: MyJobQuote, October 2026.

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What a good quote includes

Six things to ask every installer to put in writing, so you can compare quotes properly.

  1. Posts set in concrete

    Aluminium posts concreted in at the right depth keep the fence straight in Sheffield winds.

  2. The right height

    Fences up to 2 metres usually need no planning permission; next to a road used by vehicles, the limit is 1 metre.

  3. Gravel boards

    A board at the bottom keeps the panels off wet ground.

  4. Matching caps and trims

    Post caps and top rails finish the fence and keep water out.

  5. Boundary agreed

    Check who owns the boundary and talk to your neighbour before the old fence comes down.

  6. Old fence taken away

    Ask whether removal and disposal are included in the price.

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How it gets built

  1. Survey and fixed price

    The installer measures the run, checks levels and talks through colours and heights.

  2. Old fence removed

    Panels and posts taken out and disposed of.

  3. Posts set

    Posts concreted in line and level, then left to set.

  4. Panels fitted

    Boards slotted in, gravel boards, caps and trims fitted. Most runs take one to two days.

Questions people ask

How much does composite fencing cost per metre?

Typically £85 to £150 per metre installed, including posts and panels.

Do I need planning permission for a new fence?

Not usually for fences up to 2 metres high, or 1 metre next to a road used by vehicles (or its footpath). Listed buildings and some estates have tighter rules.

Is composite fencing strong in high winds?

Yes, when the posts are set properly. Aluminium posts set in concrete hold up well in exposed gardens.

Does composite fencing fade?

Good capped boards resist fading, though all colours mellow slightly over the first months. Ask about the colour warranty.

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