Equestrian Fencing

Premium Equestrian Fencing for Surrey, Hampshire, West Sussex & Beyond

With decades of hands-on experience and a reputation for speed, precision, and care, Richard Covey Fencing Ltd delivers high-quality equestrian fencing solutions tailored to the needs of horse owners, riding schools, and equestrian facilities. Serving Surrey, Hampshire, West Sussex, and nationwide projects, we understand that strong, reliable fencing is essential for your animals’ safety and your peace of mind.

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Why Choose Our Equestrian Fencing?

Durable & Safe: We use robust, high-grade materials to protect your horses and withstand the elements.
Tailored Solutions: From classic post-and-rail fencing to modern electric fencing, we design and install fencing that suits paddocks, arenas, gallops, and perimeter boundaries.
Large-Scale Expertise: Whether it’s a single paddock or kilometres of fencing for an equestrian estate, our team has the equipment, workforce, and know-how to deliver on time and within budget.
Emergency Repairs: We provide fast-response fence repairs or replacements to keep your animals secure, even offering weekend work to fit your schedule.
Environmentally Conscious: Our installations meet strict ecological and environmental standards, even on challenging terrain.

Comprehensive services across the UK

We provide expert equestrian fencing in areas such as Horsham, Reigate, Henfield, Guildford, and Petworth. While we’re based in in these locations, our reputation for reliability has seen us complete projects all across the UK.
In addition to new installations, we offer full maintenance and repair services:
If a fence breaks or needs urgent replacement, our contractors respond quickly minimising risk and ensuring your horses remain safe all year round.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of fencing is best for horses?

Safe, visible, and durable fencing like post-and-rail, equine mesh, electric tape, or a combination.

How tall should horse fencing be?

Typically 1.2m–1.5m (4ft–5ft), but higher for stallions, jumpers, or large breeds.

What’s the difference between equine mesh and standard stock fencing?

Equine mesh has smaller, smooth squares/diamonds designed to prevent hooves from getting caught.

What’s the best fencing for stallions or escape-prone horses?

Taller, stronger options: 1.5m+ post-and-rail, possibly with electric offset to prevent chewing/pushing.

What’s the safest fencing option for foals and young horses?

Smooth, close-mesh fencing or wide electric tape. Foals are curious and can slip through gaps, so smaller mesh sizes are safest.

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A Trusted Partner for Large-Scale Equestrian Projects

Richard Covey Fencing Ltd has successfully completed fencing installations for large equestrian centres, farms, and estates across varied terrain.

We have extensive experience working alongside landowners, developers, and construction companies to deliver durable fencing that meets both safety and environmental requirements.