Length and duration set the basis
Your planned fence route and period of use are the starting points. Allow time until the area is actually released. A construction completion date does not always match the possible collection date. If the duration is uncertain, ask about extension terms.
Record additional costs clearly
List delivery, collection, installation and dismantling separately. Clarify which feet and clamps are included and how extra gates or coverings are charged. Logistics depend on the address, approach routes and unloading area. Discuss any later relocation of the fence in advance too.
Read more: Temporary fence prices and Hire temporary fencing.
From estimate to quotation
First calculate your option using the ZaunRent calculator. Then send your project details so outstanding services can be agreed. Compare the final quotation with your original list. A non-binding calculator helps compare options but does not replace an individually confirmed total.
Enquiry checklist
Have the following information ready so we can agree on the scope and arrangements:
- Period through collection
- Equipment and standard accessories
- Transport in both directions
- Installation and possible changes
Temporary fence hire costs FAQ
How do I account for a longer construction period?
Discuss any foreseeable extension early and obtain confirmation of its effect on the hire period and cost.
Explore related topics
You can find all topics in our Temporary fencing guide. For information on the process, visit Services.