Security Fencing in Meath
Palisade, mesh and temporary site fencing in Meath. Mesh starts from €25 a metre supplied, palisade €330 a 2.75 m section; the fitted price is quoted after a look at the site.
For businesses, farms, building sites and homes in Navan, Ashbourne, Laytown and Bettystown and Ratoath and across Co. Meath.
Free, no obligation. One local contractor prices it, not five.
- 14,864active businesses in Meath
- 3,985of them in construction
- 4,508farms
- 4.0recorded burglaries a year per 1,000 households in the Garda division
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Real fences, photographed where they stand: palisade and mesh.
Security fencing in Meath
Meath has 14,864 active businesses, from Navan, Ashbourne and Laytown and Bettystown out to the smallest villages. One vetted fencing contractor who covers your county covers the whole county: yards, depots, shops, farms and sites.
916 are in industry, 1,291 in transport and storage and 1,896 in wholesale and retail: 4,103 businesses with stock, plant or vehicles to keep in. Palisade suits a yard; mesh suits a frontage.
2,132 new homes were finished in Meath in 2025. Every site needs securing while it's built: temporary site fence panels are €44–€63 each.
The Garda division covering Meath records 4.0 burglaries a year per 1,000 households, below the national 4.5. Planning is decided by Meath County Council: around a house, palisade needs permission at any height.
Fences we take requests for
Every fence is measured and priced on site.
Palisade fencingSteel pales, pointed tops, the heavy deterrent. €330 a 2.75 m section.Palisade →
Mesh fencingWelded mesh panels: see-through, hard to climb. From €25 a metre.Mesh fencing →
V mesh fencingFolded panels for schools, offices and frontages.V mesh →Temporary site fencingPanels on feet for building sites. €44–€63 a panel.Site fencing →Get a fencing price in Meath
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Fencing in Meath: questions
How much does security fencing cost in Meath?
The materials cost the same across Ireland: mesh from €25 a metre, palisade €330 a 2.75 m section, vehicle gates €1,184–€3,990. The fitted price is quoted after a look at your site.
Do I need planning permission for fencing in Meath?
At a house, palisade and security fencing need permission from Meath County Council. Businesses and farms have their own rules: ask the council or apply for a Section 5 declaration.
Do you cover all of Meath?
Yes. Requests from Navan, Ashbourne, Laytown and Bettystown, Ratoath and Trim and the rest of Meath go to one vetted contractor who covers the county.
Palisade or mesh?
Palisade is the heavier deterrent for yards, depots and industrial sites. Mesh keeps the site visible to cameras and passers-by and suits schools, offices and frontages. Both are hard to climb.
Who comes out?
One vetted fencing contractor who covers your county. Your number isn't sent to a list. They ring you, ask about the site, usually arrange a look, and give you a written quote. Nothing is ordered until you say yes.
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