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Ward Fencing Ltd

Ward Fencing Ltd of Stoke-on-Trent has traded for thirty five years. It works across to Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stone, Kidsgrove and Biddulph as well.

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Hours
Until 5pm
Phone
01782 388414
Website
wardsfencingltd.co.ukUnverified profile
Trading for
35+ years
Details last checked
2026-10-10

About Ward Fencing Ltd

Ward Fencing Ltd is a family-run fencing business based in Stoke-on-Trent, established in 1993. The business makes and installs made to measure fences, gates and sheds, and supplies timber and fittings for fencing projects. It specialises in wooden fencing to surround properties and areas that need enclosing.

The range includes closeboard and featheredge panels, waneylap panels, good neighbour panels, picket panels, arched featheredge panels and omega panels. Gates are available in featheredge, picket, tongue and groove, loglap, framed and mortice and tenon styles. Fixtures and fittings listed are T-hinges, ring latches, lockable bolts, panel clips, wooden posts, top capping and post mix. Timber is sold in untreated and tanalised shiplap, tongue and groove, and loglap in various lengths.

Ward Fencing Ltd covers the Staffordshire area. The business offers free quotes on all work. Customers can book an estimate, and the team provides advice on products and services.

What Ward Fencing does

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What this work costs

Published UK ranges for the jobs Ward Fencing is listed for, not a quote from them and not a price they have given us. Ask for a written quote.

Fencing£70 to £240 per metre
Garden gates£250 to £700 supplied and fitted
Decking£40 to £110 per square metre

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