A perimeter is a system, not a fence — every metre, every post and every gate has to hold to the same standard or the whole thing is only as strong as its weakest point. Ben builds it across South Wales and travels for the right job.
Ben builds full-site perimeter fencing surveyed and specced to the threat — palisade, welded mesh (including 358 high-security mesh), and anti-climb systems, with the height, gauge, toppings and fixings set to what the site is protecting and from whom. The whole boundary is treated as one system, so there are no weak runs, no easy-climb points and no under-built gates.
The survey is where the job is won: walking the line, identifying the vulnerable points (gates, corners, low ground, adjacent structures), and setting the spec to defeat the actual threat rather than a generic one. Concreted foundations, the right gauge, tamper-resistant fixings, and gates and access points built to the same standard as the run.
It is coordinated as a single contract — fence line, gates, access control integration and any toppings — and priced itemised from the survey. Larger perimeters are worth travelling across South Wales, Bristol and the South West for.
Consistency. Every metre, post and gate held to the same standard, with the vulnerable points (gates, corners, low ground, adjacent climbable structures) specifically addressed. A perimeter is only as strong as its weakest point, so the survey identifies and designs out those weak points before a post goes in.
By surveying the site and the threat — what is being protected, from whom, and where the vulnerable points are. That sets the system (palisade, mesh, anti-climb), the height, the gauge, the toppings and the gate spec. It is matched to the actual risk rather than a one-size figure.
Yes — the gates, access points and any access-control or CCTV integration are planned as part of the same perimeter, to the same standard as the fence line. A perimeter where the gates are an afterthought is not secure, so they are designed in from the survey.
More on our common questions page.
BP Contracting is established in agricultural, equestrian and domestic fencing, and is taking on commercial and security perimeter work. Get in touch to discuss your project — Ben will survey the site and quote to your spec.
Commercial perimeter security — palisade, welded mesh and anti-climb systems to the threat level.
Security fencing →Welded and twin-wire mesh, including high-security 358 prison mesh, for clean, durable perimeters.
Mesh fencing →High-security anti-climb systems — 358 mesh, anti-climb palisade tops and toppings to defeat scaling.
Anti-climb fencing →See all the areas we cover, or read our common questions.
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.