Close-fitting boards
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.

Specialist systems
High-performance timber sound barriers that make busy roads, machinery and neighbouring activity noticeably quieter.
Designed around your site
Acoustic performance relies on mass, height, continuity and position—not simply thicker boards. We assess the noise source and site layout before proposing a barrier.
We listen to what the boundary needs to achieve, assess the practical constraints and turn those decisions into a clear written specification. You see the agreed materials, scope and programme before installation begins.
Materials & applications
Your surveyor will explain the trade-offs around appearance, longevity, maintenance, security and budget.
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.

From survey to handover
Discuss the noise source, receiver position, site levels and practical constraints.
Recommend barrier height, construction and the most effective position.
Install with close joints and careful detailing to avoid performance-limiting gaps.
Reputation, built over time
Repeat business and word of mouth have shaped Harper Fencing for more than three decades.
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Prompt, professional and hard working.
Stood up amazingly well for 22 years.
Locally delivered
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Helpful detail
These are useful starting points. A site survey is the best way to confirm the right specification.
No fence can promise silence. A well-designed barrier can reduce direct sound and make a space feel noticeably calmer, with the result depending on height, distance and site layout.
The barrier normally needs to interrupt the line of sight between the noise source and the listener. We assess this during the survey.
Yes. Its solid, close-fitting construction makes it an effective visual screen as well as a noise barrier.