Finding a team of experts who install wooden fencing in Dublin means looking for more than a company name. The right contractor should handle more than fitting panels. You want materials supplied, the old fence removed, the new boundary installed and the garden left tidy. Specialist fencing contractors are the people to contact when you need a timber boundary supplied and fitted as one job. East Coast Fencing supplies and installs wooden fencing across Dublin and Wicklow, with options for different gardens, privacy needs and site conditions.
What should a wooden fencing installer handle?
A proper replacement should cover the job from the first measurement to the final clear-up. You should not have to arrange timber separately, find someone to remove the existing fence and then organise another waste collection. The sequence is simple:
- Assess the site
- Recommend and decide a fencing style
- Supply the materials
- Remove the old boundary
- Install the new fence
- And clear the waste
The fence itself is only part of the job. A narrow side entrance, sloping ground or limited access can affect how materials are brought in and how posts are positioned. A clear quote should also show what is included before work starts.
Who Installs Wooden Fencing in Dublin with Materials Included?
Many full-service fencing contractors can supply the timber, posts and other components needed for installation. This can include concrete posts and gravel boards, which keep timber above damp soil. East Coast Fencing offer several wooden fencing styles, including closed board, overlap and Hit and Miss fencing. The right choice depends on what you need. For example, our Hit and Miss boards leave gaps between sections, allowing wind to pass through. That can help in exposed gardens where a solid surface would take more wind.
Do all wooden fence installers use the same timber?
No. Wooden fencing can differ in treatment, finish and panel style, so two fences that look similar can have different specifications. We offer both dip-treated and pressure-treated panels, alongside a range of timber designs to suit different gardens and budgets.
| Timber option | What you get |
| Dip-treated timber | A treated timber option available for selected fencing styles. |
| Pressure-treated timber | Timber treated under pressure, giving preservative treatment deeper into the wood. |
| Hit and Miss | Overlapping boards with gaps that allow air to pass through, making it useful for exposed gardens. |
| Closed Board | A more private timber panel, with the option of a decorative trellis top. |
| Shiplap & Overlap | Practical, budget-friendly options for longer boundaries. |
Is a taller fence always better for your privacy?
Not necessarily. A 1.8m fence can provide good privacy for many domestic gardens. Height should also be considered alongside local planning requirements. A taller solid fence can catch more wind, particularly in exposed locations. Hit-and-miss fencing is one option when you want a timber boundary with more airflow through the fence.
We Install Fences without damaging your Garden
We install fences carefully, even where access is limited or the garden has curves, slopes or existing features to work around. Our team can adapt the installation to the space rather than forcing a standard panel layout. They have handled tight entrances, curves and small hills, building bespoke fencing where needed and taking care when carrying materials through the house.
We deal with sites where standard panel installation would be awkward. One customer described a tight entrance, curves and small hills, where we built a bespoke fence suited to the surroundings. Another praised the care taken when materials were carried through the house.
Can one contractor handle your entire fence replacement?
For a busy homeowner, knowing who installs wooden fencing in Dublin means finding a contractor who can handle the complete replacement. We supply the timber, remove your old fence, fit the new boundary and clear the waste. This gives you one point of contact from estimate to completion. Narrow access or an existing fence that needs removal can also be discussed before work begins.
