Fence installation in Tallinn

Each fence type solves a slightly different problem. Follow the links for heights, details and prices:

• [3D panel fence](/en/fences/3d-panel-fence): welded mesh panels with stiffening folds. The everyday choice for private plots, tidy and almost maintenance free.
• [2D panel fence](/en/fences/2d-panel-fence): flat panels with double horizontal wires, heavier and more rigid. Made for schools, sports grounds, warehouses and other busy sites.
• [Mesh fence](/en/fences/mesh-fence): rolled chain-link or welded mesh on posts with tension wires. The lowest cost per metre for long boundaries, gardens and dog runs.
• [Wooden fence](/en/fences/wooden-fence): pickets, boards or horizontal slats in pressure-treated wood or thermowood. Warm to look at, and you choose how private it is.
• [Metal sheet fence](/en/fences/metal-sheet-fence): profiled coated steel sheets on rails. Full privacy and a solid screen against a road or a neighbour.
• [Metal picket fence](/en/fences/metal-picket-fence): steel pickets that look like a classic picket fence but do not need painting every few years.
• [Gates](/en/fences/gates): pedestrian gates, swing gates and sliding gates, with or without automation.

If you have already bought the materials, we can install them for you at a separate labour price.

A few questions narrow it down quickly:

• Do you want to see through it or not? For an open, light boundary choose panels, mesh or metal pickets. For privacy choose a metal sheet fence or a closed wooden fence.
• How long is the boundary? On a long rural plot or around a large garden, a mesh fence keeps the cost down. Around a house, panels or wood usually look better.
• How much maintenance are you willing to do? Coated steel panels, sheets and pickets need little more than an occasional wash. Wood needs oil or paint every few years, a little less for thermowood.
• What has to stay in or out? Small children and small dogs need a fence without gaps at the bottom. Larger dogs need height. On commercial sites rigidity matters most, which points to a 2D panel fence.

Mixing types is common: a decorative fence facing the street and a cheaper mesh fence along the back and sides. Tell us what the fence is for and we will suggest a combination.

Send us the address, the approximate length of the fence and a few photos of the boundary. Tell us the type and height you have in mind and where the gates should go. For longer fences or uneven ground we come and measure on site.

You then get a quote with materials and labour. On the agreed day we mark the line, set and concrete the posts, and fix the panels, mesh, boards or sheets once the posts are firm. We finish with gates and fittings and take our packaging and leftovers away.

Before digging, it is worth checking where your plot boundary runs and whether there are underground cables or pipes along the line. If in doubt, we will tell you what to clarify.

The main factors are the fence type, length and height, the number and kind of gates, and the ground. Flat, easy soil is quicker to work than stony ground, slopes or places where old roots and foundations are in the way. Closed fences such as metal sheet or solid wood catch more wind, so they need stronger posts and rails.

Access also matters: whether a vehicle can get close to the fence line and whether materials have to be carried far. Starting prices are in the table below and are shown without VAT.