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Exel Fencing Solutions Ltd

Established in Norwich seven years ago. Exel Fencing Solutions Ltd covers Dereham and Bradwell too.

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Hours
Until 5pm
Phone
07583 039685
Website
exelfencingsolutionsltd.co.ukUnverified profile
Trading for
7+ years
Details last checked
2026-10-10

About Exel Fencing Solutions Ltd

Exel Fencing Solutions Ltd is a family-run fencing business based in Norwich. It has specialised in fencing for 30 years and undertakes a diverse selection of fencing projects across East Anglia and the Home Counties. The business works for the MOD, Home Office, utilities companies and major building contractors on installations including security fencing for prisons, secure units and schools.

All operatives have been cleared to Ministry of Justice level for security. The business designs and installs fencing that is both practical and aesthetically pleasing. Jobs are carried out by skilled operatives who take great pride in their work. The service includes working closely with clients to achieve their goals. The business works to very high levels of specification and detail as part of contract requirements, particularly relevant in RoSPA specification for schools.

Exel Fencing Solutions Ltd covers East Anglia and the Home Counties. Many clients return to the business repeatedly, reflecting its approach to honesty and integrity in working relationships.

What Exel Fencing does

Where Exel Fencing works

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What this work costs

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Fencing£70 to £240 per metre

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