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Mitigation Fencing
We can provide a variety of products to suit your mitigation needs. Whether you need temporary or permanent fencing suitable for amphibians, reptiles, water voles, otters or badgers, we have solutions to meet your requirements.
Mitigation fencing, or wildlife exclusion fencing, is used to exclude species from a development site. This can be as part of a translocation to ensure that the area is free of protected species, and they will not be harmed by construction activities.
Taking into account the species to be excluded, as well as site-specific constraints, we can design fencing which is best suited to your requirements, helping the development maintain compliance with the relevant legislation whilst allowing the species to flourish unharmed in a controlled environment.
We supply and erect tens of thousands of metres of fencing each year using specialist equipment, methods and knowledge. This makes the process incredibly efficient and allows us to work to the tightest timeframes. We use high quality materials, installed correctly to ensure the functionality and longevity of the fence.
We aim to reduce our environmental impact by using sustainably sourced timber and 100% recycled plastic, working directly with manufacturers who are developing new, less impactful, products.
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