Oxford Fencing
Post and Rail Fencing in Oxford

Oxford, Oxfordshire

Post and Rail Fencing in Oxford

Timber post and rail fencing for paddocks, fields, driveways and open boundaries.

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Post and Rail Fencing by Oxford Fencing in Oxford

Fencing Services

Paddock and Field Fencing in Oxford

Looking for post and rail fencing in Oxford? Oxford Fencing covers Oxford (OX1) and the surrounding area, including Chawley, Shippon, Marcham, Berinsfield and Frilford, with the same properly-prepared, tidy work we bring to every job.

Post and rail fencing marks out a boundary without closing it in. It is the classic choice for paddocks, fields and smallholdings, and it suits long driveways, front gardens and open plots where you want a clear edge without blocking the view.

We set sturdy timber posts in the ground at even spacing and fix two, three or four rails between them, depending on what the fence needs to do. Stock netting can be added along the bottom to keep pets or livestock in, and we can hang a matching field gate or pedestrian gate in the run.

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Why choose us

Why Oxford Homeowners Choose Us

From the first site visit to the final sweep-up, we look after every stage of the job, so you get a finish that lasts without the hassle.

One Team, Start to Finish

From taking down the old fence to hanging the last gate, one experienced team handles every stage.

Respect for Your Home

We work carefully around your property and leave the site clean and tidy when the job is done.

Built on Solid Posts

Every post is dug to the right depth and concreted in, with gravel boards to keep the timber off the soil. It is the part you never see, and the part that decides how long the fence lasts.

Honest, Upfront Advice

If a repair will do, we will tell you. You get a clear written price before anything starts, so the price we agree is the price you pay.

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What we do

What’s Included

Everything that goes into a post and rail fencing job with Oxford Fencing.

  • Two, three and four-rail post and rail fencing
  • Posts set at even spacing for a straight, level run
  • Stock netting added along the rails where needed
  • Paddock, field and smallholding boundaries
  • Driveway, front garden and open-plot boundaries
  • Field gates and pedestrian gates hung in the run

How Much Does Post and Rail Fencing Cost in Oxford?

Post and rail is one of the more economical ways to fence a long boundary, but the price depends on the length of the run, the number of rails, the post spacing and the ground. Adding stock netting or a field gate changes the cost too. We walk the boundary with you and give you a free written quote with no obligation.

The main things that move the price are:

  • The length of the boundary
  • The number of rails and the post spacing
  • Stock netting, gates or other additions
  • Ground conditions and access along the run

How it works

From First Call to Finished Job

  1. 1

    Walk the Boundary

    We measure the run, check the ground and agree the number of rails and any netting or gates.

  2. 2

    Written Quote

    You get a clear price for labour and materials before any work begins.

  3. 3

    Set Posts and Fix Rails

    Posts go in on a straight line, the rails are fixed, and the site is left tidy.

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Our fencing

Post and Rail Fencing Projects

A few of the fence styles and finishes we fit across Oxford and Oxfordshire.

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Where we cover

Serving Oxford & Oxfordshire

Based in Headington, we take on post and rail fencing throughout Oxford and the surrounding towns. In the OX1 area we regularly work in Chawley, Shippon, Marcham, Berinsfield and Frilford. Call our Oxford line on 01865 389187. If you are nearby and not on the list, ask anyway.

Areas We Cover

Questions

Post and Rail Fencing FAQs

How many rails do I need?

Two rails mark a boundary, three suit most paddocks and gardens, and four give a stronger, more secure fence. We will recommend the right number for what the fence needs to do.

Can you add netting to keep a dog in?

Yes. We can fix stock or wire netting along the posts and rails so smaller animals cannot get through.

Is post and rail fencing suitable for horses?

Post and rail is a popular choice for paddocks. We will talk through the height and the number of rails that suit your animals when we visit.

Can you fit a gate in a post and rail fence?

Yes. We can hang a field gate or a pedestrian gate as part of the same job.

Do you cover rural properties?

Yes. We fit post and rail fencing for homes, smallholdings and rural properties across Oxfordshire.
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