When a site manager searches for commercial fencing near them, the results are usually national suppliers who sell you the materials and leave the install to someone else. BP Contracting is a local contractor who surveys, specifies and installs the perimeter itself across South Wales.
Commercial work is a different job to a garden fence, and it is priced from a survey rather than a guess. The run length, the ground conditions, the height and spec needed for the threat level, the gates and access points, and how the work has to be phased around a site that is still operating all change the number. Ben attends site, measures the run properly and comes back with a written, itemised price.
Being local matters more on commercial than domestic. A contractor twenty minutes away can get to site for the survey, work around your access windows, come back if a delivery slips, and be there the same week if a section is damaged. A national outfit quoting from a map cannot do any of that, and their subcontracted crew has no relationship with your site.
The specification is set to what the perimeter is actually protecting. Steel palisade for a hard visual deterrent, welded mesh where cut-resistance and CCTV sightlines matter, timber or post and rail where the boundary is about demarcation rather than defence. Ben will tell you straight which one the site needs rather than selling the dearest option.
Yes — yards, industrial units, schools, sites and commercial perimeters across South Wales. Commercial work is surveyed on site and priced as a written, itemised fixed quote, with the programme agreed around how the site operates.
From a site survey, never over the phone. Ben walks the run, checks ground conditions and access, confirms the height and specification needed, prices the gates and any access control, then issues a written itemised price. The survey is free.
Usually yes — that is part of what the survey is for. Access windows, keeping a route open, and phasing the run so the site stays secure and usable while the work happens are all agreed up front rather than discovered halfway through.
More on our common questions page.
Perimeter fencing for businesses, yards and sites — mesh, palisade and timber to spec.
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No call-out fee, no obligation. Tell Ben what you are after and he will arrange a free site visit, then quote you a fixed price.