Agricultural and Equine Fencing Specialists
Established over 10 years ago, All Seasons Fencing has built up a reputation as one of the UK’s premier fencing suppliers and top specialists in domestic, agricultural and equine fencing. We have cultivated our expertise while staying close to our roots as a family-run business in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk; a friendly local company able to cater for large and small fencing requirements throughout the UK and beyond.
Fence and Gate Installations
When you choose our fencing suppliers to install fencing and gates at your property, you will receive full, on-site project management from one of our friendly specialists to oversee the installation and groundwork process as well as acting as a point of communication for you. We are able to transport all necessary fencing supplies and equipment to your premises and, if required, our staff can remain on-site for the duration of the project.
All of our fencing is constructed from pressure creosoted Russian redwood timber, which conforms to British Standard BS 5589 Category A-BS EN351. Pressure treated CCP white wood is also available on request.
Domestic Fencing
People sometimes assume that we focus exclusively on estate, farm and horse fencing. In fact, we are able to supply and fit fences and gates (including electric gates) for properties of all types, including homes. We are also able to assist with your landscaping and groundwork requirements, and we can cater for international contracts as well as fencing and gates in Suffolk.
Committed to Excellence
We are passionate about what we do. We are dedicated to ensuring that your new gate or fence is fitted on time and efficiently, and our specialist gate and fence installers take great pride in their work. In addition, we fit only top quality fences and gates, and offer solutions that are tailored to your specific requirements. As as result, we are confident that you will be delighted with the end product: a gate or fencing that both does what you need it do to and looks fantastic.
