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Providing High Quality Fencing, Security and Access Solutions Providing high quality fencing, security and access solutions www.akitafencing.co.uk Specialists In Commercial Here’s How Don’t harm the Fencing & Access We Work environment – enhance At Akita Fencing, we will take the it. time to understand precisely what your project requires, Akita Fencing Ltd is dedicated to At the heart of Akita All our work takes place taking into account schedules, providing high quality fencing, we pride ourselves on outside, so we feel a duty of budgets and timescales. security and access solutions to our three fundamental care to protect the environment. To make sure your deadlines clients living and working in the principles for our business. Decades of experience tells us are met, we work flexible hours South of England. whilst maintaining a meticulous Safety first what to look out for and how to protect the fragile ecology of the standard. With a positive safety However we do work nationwide sites we work on. Where possible and environmental attitude, when required. We pride ourselves At Akita Fencing we want we buy sustainable source this adds up to a good quality on our high standards and to be sure we offer a safe materials from suppliers who service from start to finish. We excellent customer relationships. working environment for share our passion for ecology. are happy to guarantee the work Since we began specialising in employees and the public. we do. commercial fencing, many clients To do that, we ensure that Best of all, we are familiar with have used us continuously all our staff are fully trained environmental regulations so we Additionally we offer inspection on various industrial and and have the relevant skills can make sure that your site and and maintenance programs agricultural projects. and attitude to work safely project fulfill your obligations, once the contract has been and correctly. without last-minute delays or completed. In certain cases, All work is undertaken by additional costs. in particular with wildlife- experienced, qualified and Whether we are in a heavy exclusion fencing, we can supply fully insured staff, using high industrial setting, housing repair kits and training so that Work means quality materials and modern development or a farmer’s damaged fencing can be fixed people equipment. field, we undertake all without delay. Wherever possible materials our work in a safe and Openness starts before any and equipment are sourced from responsible manner, taking contract with a free site survey. local companies with whom Akita time to learn the core safety Our initial overview shows what Fencing has established a close values of each site. we believe will be the best choice working relationship with over among the options. We are clear the years, passing the benefits on about budgets and costs as to our clients. well as being realistic about timescales. Security and Wire Chain Site Commercial Fencing Mesh Link Hoarding Akita Fencing are Wire mesh fencing comes in Chainlink fencing is good for As part of Akita Fencing’s dedicated to maintaining the form of welded mesh or strength and flexibility. extensive services we offer to a well established expanded metal mesh. It is For additional security, anti- our construction clients, we reputation for being a extremely versatile and flexible climb measures can be added supply and install various sizes professional commercial for many uses such as sports to the top of the fence or directly of site safety hoarding. fencing contractor. facilities, schools, colleges and onto buildings. commercial businesses. Akita Fencing undertakes work We provide long-lasting on a wide range of commercial security fencing for In recent years wire mesh Steel properties and large domestic industrial businesses, fencing has grown in popularity Palisade sites and we can advise on and schools, sports facilities, as it is extremely strong and install a wide range of fencing shopping centres and durable, making it suitable for Steel palisade fencing is very including: government buildings. high security businesses and hard wearing, difficult to climb utility buildings. Mesh fencing and more resistant to unwanted - Close Board can also be installed in areas vandals. The shape and structure - Hit and Miss Timber that are not flat as posts and of the rails is unique, offering a - Knee Rail panels can follow the contours very effective perimeter. - Pedestrian Rail of the ground beneath it. The security rating of this product varies between different types of fence starting with lower security ‘Pro 1000’ system and working up to Twinwire and Prison Mesh. Acoustic Barrier Fencing Ecological and Reptile and drift fencing, or a permanent (Noise Reduction) Mitigation Fencing Amphibian Fencing and more durable black fencing which is expected to last in excess of five years. To reduce the noise from local Akita Fencing has a vast Reptile fencing is one of the industrial sites or retail outlets amount of experience in terms used when referring to a Other types of ecological fencing and traffic, we can supply and installing ecological and wildlife barrier to keep lizards, include otter and water vole install acoustic barrier fencing mitigation fencing. We work slow worms, newts and other fencing. Akita Fencing work at your business or residential closely with client ecologists, amphibians out of a designated closely with client ecologists, or property. or with our own, to make area. with our own, to make sure all sure all types of Ecological types of environmental fencing As well as noise reduction, this and Mitigation fencing is Reptile fencing is used as a key is installed correctly within type of fencing also offers the installed correctly within part in trapping the animals deadline and adhering to current benefits of high level privacy. deadline and adhering to within enclosed areas to enable legislation. Each type of fencing that we current legislation. site clearance and preparation use is installed to industry for construction. standards and we use high Ecological and Mitigation quality materials and modern fencing services include: There are variations in the equipment. specifications for wildlife . Reptile exclusion barriers however they all follow fencing a similar format. The base of the . Newt fencing fence needs to be buried in a . Pit fall traps shallow trench. Drift and internal capture fencing for The basic fence structure tends translocating animals to be made up of polythene sheet . Badger exclusion supported by wooden stakes at fencing, one and two- regular points. way gates . Otter and vole exclusion Akita Fencing install two main fencing types of barrier fencing, a . Soil erosion fencing temporary fence (normally green . Fencing inspection, or clear), which can be used for maintenance and removal Agricultural and posts are required. Netting is Rabbit Fencing Equine Fencing galvanised to British safety standards and the finish can be At Akita Fencing we are able galvanised or green. Installing rabbit fencing will to install an extensive range prevent damage to crops and of Agricultural and Equine A variety of different posts can young trees. Fencing, offering our clients be used including untreated a wealth of experience. Akita softwood for cost-effective knows how important it is to temporary fencing or D.O.T. Chestnut Post and Rail find the right fence for our timber with a thirty year life clients to invest in. We believe expectancy. Chestnut posts can This is an environmentally our approach has helped us also be used for a long-lasting friendly fence because the to build a peerless reputation ecologically friendly fence. wood comes from fully for choice, price, deadlines renewable sources with minimal whilst always considering the Deer Fencing transportation. environment. Riven chestnut post and rail is one of the most popular To stop deer damaging crops types of agricultural fencing, and saplings, we install high producing a natural, rustic look. tensile netting to make a strong It is both aesthetically pleasing fence. Tight lock knots can be and comes from sustainable used to make it stronger. Stock Fencing woodland. Made using a continuous This type of fencing is suitable vertical wire, these fences are for almost all types of stock, ideal for protecting forests. We with many variations to suit can make the lower half of the every site. fence more closely spaced taking into consideration different High tensile stock fencing offers breeds of deer and fawns. greater strength as the wire is flexible and resilient and the tension means fewer timber Half-Round And Poultry And The Right Gate Motorway Post And Rail Pheasant Pens For The Job The most effective paddock We can provide pheasant- Choosing the right gate means fence is a half-round made of friendly netting to our stock taking into consideration several treated softwood with two, three fences to give game birds free factors; the type of premises, the or four rails nailed onto it. access, while restricting the purpose of the gate, who needs movement of stock. We make access and who or what doesn’t; Milled halfround is a more game-bird release pens and the size of the entrance; how symmetrical option but is fox-proof enclosures for all much maintenance; and budget. more suitable for decorative types of poultry. These can be purposes rather than strength. made traditionally using buried We can assist you in considering Alternatively square posts and chicken-wire, multi-strands of your options and we will rails can be used. barbed wire, electric fencing or recommend, supply and install using a combination. from a wide range of secure, practical and decorative gates Horse including: Netting Stud Rail - Steel gates Horse netting is typically higher Stud rail has been a popular - Security gates than traditional stock fencing, choice for many years, with good - Wooden gates featuring tight gaps in the reason.
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