Killarney National Park, Ireland
Phase One of a deer-management fencing and invasive-species programme in Ireland.
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WILDLIFE EXCLUSION FENCING · NEWPORT · NATIONWIDE
Wildlife exclusion fencing to protect animals and your property.
A barrier that keeps animals in or out of a property, protecting wildlife and preventing damage.
Exclusion fencing is commonly used to protect wildlife in urban and rural areas, and to prevent the damage animals could cause to property.
When laying foundations, for example, wildlife fencing keeps animals off the site and out of setting concrete. It can also keep animals away from roads and vehicles to prevent collisions and harm.
ANIMALS
Fox, badger, deer, newt, rabbit and rodent.
- Fox
- Badger
- Deer
- Newt
- Rabbit
- Rodent
WHY IT MATTERS
What exclusion fencing does.
Wildlife protection
Keeps animals away from hazardous areas such as roads and construction sites.
Property preservation
Stops wildlife entering sites where animals could disrupt work or harm themselves.
Versatility
Suitable for urban and rural areas.
Eco-friendly
A humane way to protect animals and property during development.
ALSO
Related reading and services.
RECENT WORK
Projects with a place and an outcome.
TransPak, Newport
3.6 m security fencing on cantilevered steel posts with a locking sliding gate, installed over three days.
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Social housing framework, South Wales
43 social-housing fencing work orders across South Wales in 2024 for QDL.
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Tell us what you need to secure, build or maintain.