Fencing supplies delivered to Durham.

What we deliver in Durham

Durham splits between the city-centre gardens (the older streets in Gilesgate, Nevilles Cross and around the Cathedral end) and the surrounding villages where the work's more rural — post-and-rail, paddock fencing, longer runs around larger plots. Brandon, Bowburn and Coxhoe are the regular village calls; Belmont and Framwellgate Moor for the city-fringe terraced runs. Trade supply to local landscape outfits working University-owned properties is steady through summer.

Local notes & access

Heritage-area planning rules apply in the city centre — anywhere near the Cathedral, the peninsula or the conservation areas. We'll flag if your build needs a planning chat. Clay-heavy soil through Belmont and Pittington means deeper postcrete sets — we factor in extra cure time before fitting rails. Rural Durham village plots often run longer than city ones; bigger orders, longer runs, more cost-effective.