Specialist Fence Installation Services including rabbit proof fencing for Cheshire and Surrounding Areas

We provide services for the erection of various specialist fencing types including rabbit proof fencing, rabbit exclusion netting, badger proof fencing, enclosure fencing, chain link fencing.

We use our own specialist equipment including a mini-digger and post puncher and a micro-digger with an auger.

For more information contact us on 01270 619147

Specialist Fence Installation

• Rabbit Exclusion Fencing and Netting - Suddenstrike Ltd install many miles of rabbit exclusion netting per year. We only use the highest quality rabbit netting that is guaranteed rabbit proof. Our experience in installing rabbit fencing can give you peace of mind that your garden or stock will be kept clear of rabbits so long as the fence is maintained and looked after to prolong its life.

We also supply and install temporary electric rabbit netting for when a short term solution is required.

Where necessary we will also install Badger gates into Rabbit proof fences.

Recent Works: This spring (2010) we installed over 800m of rabbit protection fencing at Speke Hall in Liverpool for the National Trust to keep rabbits out of the gardens at this Tudor era manor house.

• Badger Exclusion Fencing - It is widely believed that Badgers can transmit Bovine Tuberculosis to cattle. The most effective method of preventing this damage and protecting you cattle is by erecting a professionally installed exclusion fence.

At Suddenstrike Ltd, we have over 10 years of experience at installing exclusion fences, using only the highest quality exclusion netting which is guaranteed Badger proof.

• Enclosure Fencing - We can provide services to install a wide variety of fencing, including enclosure fencing. In 2007, we were asked by a client to install an enclosure for Lemurs. Obviously this was not a straightforward task and much time was taken to decide on the design, structure and materials of the enclosure, after which construction began and in March 2007 the enclosure successfully contained its first family of Lemurs.