With over 280 years of British manufacturing heritage, Procter Fencing & Security are one of the UK’s most established fencing and gate contractors — designing, manufacturing and installing complete perimeter protection systems nationwide.
From our ISO 9001-certified facility in South Wales, we deliver fencing, gates, street furniture and access control solutions for sectors including education, transport, healthcare, and utilities.
Unlike most fencing contractors, Procter combines every stage in-house — survey, design, manufacture, supply, installation and maintenance — ensuring consistent quality and clear accountability.
Each project has a single senior point of contact, enabling faster coordination and on-time delivery.
All installations meet current British Standards (BS 1722 series, BS EN 12453, BS EN ISO 9001) and are carried out by CSCS-qualified engineers under strict health and safety management.
We are proud members of CHAS, Constructionline, SafeContractor and the AFI, and have been recognised for excellence at the UK Fencing Industry Awards.
Part of the family-run Procter Brothers Ltd., established in 1740, the business today operates three specialist divisions — Machine Safety, Fencing & Security, and Fencing Supplies — sharing resources and technical expertise across the group.
This unique structure allows us to deliver the efficiency and innovation of a modern manufacturer, with the personal service and reliability of a long-established family business.
With teams based in South Wales, the South East, and the North of England, we provide national coverage supported by local expertise.
Speak with one of our fencing and security specialists today. Call 0800 2944177, email [email protected],, or complete the form – we’ll respond within one business day.
Whether you need commercial fencing, automatic gates, or a full perimeter protection solution, our team will provide expert guidance and a detailed, no-obligation quote.
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We’re proud to be trusted by leading contractors, councils, and organisations across the UK — from major infrastructure projects to local developments.
