What Is Eco Fencing? h2 >
Eco-fencing refers to fencing systems designed to:
Use sustainably sourced or recycled materials
Reduce environmental impact: long-term
Minimise chemical treatments
And it offers a much longer lifespan than traditional timber
Most commonly in the UK, eco-fencing includes:
Recycled composite fencing
Recycled plastic fencing systems
Why Traditional Timber Fencing Is Problematic
Standard pressure-treated fence panels:
Often last 5–10 years
Require staining or treatment
Contain chemical preservatives
Frequently end up in landfill
- Contribute to higher levels of deforestation
While timber is natural, repeated replacement increases the environmental cost.

How Much Does Eco Fencing Cost in the UK?
While prices vary by region and specification:
Budget timber: £60–£100 per panel, installed
Composite systems: £120–£250+ per metre installed
However, long-term costs are often lower due to:
Reduced maintenance
Longer lifespan
No repainting
No treatment
Fewer replacements
When spread over 20+ years, eco-fencing can give you, our customer, better value.

Is Eco Fencing Worth It?
Eco fencing is ideal if you:
Plan to stay in your property: long-term
Want minimal maintenance
Prefer modern aesthetics
- Want to replace panels, yourself.
Care about environmental responsibility
It may not suit those seeking the lowest upfront cost.

Does Eco Fencing Add Property Value?
Increasingly, sustainable home improvements:
Appeal to modern buyers
Improve kerb appeal
Reduce visible ageing
A high-quality fence enhances the overall garden presentation. Plus, the other added bit of value: you’re investing in your space. While the upfront costs may be higher than timber fencing, in the long run, you spend less and get to be more eco-friendly in your garden space, too.
