Moorland Tree Care delivers professional fence fitting services to homeowners, developers, and property managers throughout Devon. Our experienced team installs quality fencing that provides security, privacy, and weather resistance for properties of all sizes.
Based just off the A30 near Whiddon Down Junction, we can reach most locations in Devon within 1 hour, ensuring quick response times for both planned installations and urgent fence repairs. Our comprehensive fencing services handle everything from replacing storm-damaged panels to creating new boundaries after tree removal work.
Our straightforward process ensures quality results with clear communication from quote to completion.
Investing in expert installation means long-lasting performance, reliable security, and a smarter finish built to withstand Devon’s challenging weather conditions.
Based near Exeter, our team serves residential and commercial properties throughout Devon, including but not limited to:
Exeter, Topsham, Alphington, St Thomas, Pinhoe, Heavitree, Countess Wear, Exminster, Kennford, Ide, Exwick
Exmouth, Honiton, Ottery St Mary, Sidmouth, Seaton, Axminster, Budleigh Salterton, Newton Poppleford, Colyton, Whimple, West Hill, Broadclyst
Crediton, Tiverton, Cullompton, Bampton, Uffculme, Willand, Morchard Bishop, Bow, Halberton, Silverton
Newton Abbot, Totnes, Teignmouth, Dawlish, Kingsbridge, Salcombe, Ivybridge, Brixham, Paignton, Torquay, Stoke Gabriel, Dartmouth
Moretonhampstead, Chagford, Ashburton, Bovey Tracey, Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Princetown, South Brent, Yelverton, Buckfastleigh, North Bovey, Lustleigh, Manaton, Postbridge, Dunsford, Ilsington, Mary Tavy, Horrabridge, Liverton, Bridestowe and more
Most garden fences in Devon won’t require planning permission if they’re under 2 metres high. However, if the fence borders a public highway or footpath, the height limit drops to 1 metre unless planning permission is granted. Additional rules apply to properties in conservation areas or those near listed buildings, where appearance and materials may also be restricted.
For detailed guidance on fence height restrictions and boundary regulations, consult your local districts planning guidance or the Planning Portal.Â
Don’t let inadequate fencing compromise your property’s security, privacy, or appearance. Our experienced Devon team provides comprehensive fencing installation that delivers long-lasting results.
Whether you need storm damage repairs, new boundaries after tree work, or complete fence replacement, our local team is here to help.
For more information about our complete range of garden care services, explore our full service page.
Most residential fencing under 2 metres doesn’t require planning permission in Devon, but conservation areas around places like Totnes, Dartmouth, and parts of Exeter have stricter rules. We always check with local planning departments and can advise on any restrictions that might apply to your specific location.
Yes, we cover all of Devon for fencing installation, from central Exeter out to the coast and up onto Dartmoor. Based just off the A30 near Whiddon Down Junction, we can reach most Devon locations within an hour, making us ideal for both planned installations and urgent fence repairs after storm damage.
Devon’s coastal winds and heavy winter rains mean we schedule installations during suitable weather windows for optimal results. We avoid installing during high winds or when ground conditions are too wet, particularly on clay soils common around Crediton and Cullompton where proper post setting is crucial.
Fencing costs in Devon vary depending on type, ground conditions, and access, but we provide transparent quotes with no hidden charges.
Absolutely – Devon’s hilly terrain, especially around Dartmoor areas like the Teign Valley and Moretonhampstead, requires specialist techniques for proper fence installation. We use stepped installations and adjust post depths to handle slopes whilst ensuring your fence remains secure and level.
Most residential fence installations in Devon take 1-3 days depending on length and ground conditions. The granite subsoil common around Dartmoor can slow progress, whilst softer soils in areas like the Exe Valley allow faster installation.
Yes, we provide rapid response for storm-damaged fencing across Devon, particularly after the winter gales that regularly affect exposed coastal areas and higher elevations. Our local base means we can assess damage quickly and source replacement materials from Devon suppliers.
Yes, but conservation areas in places like Totnes old town, Dartmouth, and central Exeter often have specific requirements for materials and height. We work with local conservation officers to ensure your fence installation complies with all regulations whilst meeting your practical needs.
In the UK, one homeowner usually bears complete responsibility for a fence even if it sits on the boundary and owns both sides of it. Check your property’s title deeds or deeds plan to confirm the owner. Often, who has maintained or repaired the fence in the past becomes the presumptive owner
Ensure your installer is fully insured, qualified, and uses industry-standard installation techniques. Ask for itemised quotes, references, and a clear project timeline before committing.
Just tell us what you need, and we’ll get back to you with a free, no-obligation quote. Simple as that!
