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Procurement ready specification · Hampshire

Acoustic Fencing for Whitehill sites that have to stay open

Buying a acoustic barrier in GU35 is a procurement exercise, not a shopping decision. You need certificates before an induction, a specification you can put against competing tenders line by line, and a contractor who will not leave a boundary open overnight. We work to all three, and around Whitehill we plan specifically for planning conditions attached to Rushmoor and Hart consents that name a specific noise target.

  • Fully insured · £5m PL
  • Written 10-yr guarantee
  • Local Ash Vale team · ★ 5.0 Google
  • Fixed written quote, no deposit
Acoustic Fencing installed on a commercial site near Whitehill, GU35, showing the perimeter detail described on this page

Reading the site before pricing the run

  • Whitehill is inside our 30-mile core area, so site visits are arranged within a week and project supervision is daily, not weekly.
  • We've spent enough time on GU35 streets to know which ground conditions matter for a acoustic barrier - the made ground on former industrial plots where solid barrier foundations need to go deeper that gets missed when a national firm quotes from a desk.
  • Quotes are written, fixed and broken down by stage, with the same crew on site from day one through to clean-down.

Local quick facts

Council
East Hampshire District Council
Transport
A325, B3004, no station - Liss within 6 miles.
Postcodes
GU35
Typical timeline
1 to 3 weeks

Scope for a Whitehill site

  • Tongue and groove timber panels at 25kg to 35kg per square metre for genuine mass
  • Composite and reflective faced panels where maintenance access is limited
  • Sealed joints and a closed base detail because a 5 percent gap undoes the barrier
  • Heights from 1.8m to 4.0m with steel posts sized for solid panel wind loading
  • Absorptive faces on the noise source side where reflection would move the problem
  • £5m public liability and £10m employers liability, RAMS issued before mobilisation

Three practical outcomes for this page

Selected from the service brief and local property context rather than a generic location list.

  1. 01

    Separating an early morning loading bay from the houses backing onto the yard

  2. 02

    Enclosing rooftop and ground level plant so a noise condition can be discharged

  3. 03

    Screening a residential garden from A331 traffic noise with a 3m mass loaded barrier

Cover, certificates and guarantee

Customers in GU35 can ask for two or three recent addresses to drive past before agreeing the quote - we don't quote work we can't show.

FAQs - Acoustic Fencing in Whitehill

Do you provide a written specification we can tender against?
Yes. The quote states profile or section, height, post centres, foundation detail, toppings, gate hardware and programme, so a procurement team can compare it against other tenders line by line rather than on a headline figure.
What is the cost of a acoustic barrier for a site near Headley?
Acoustic fencing typically runs £150 to £280 per metre fitted depending on height, panel mass and absorptive facing. Ground conditions and access on the individual site move that figure, which is why we survey before committing to a rate or a programme date.
What guarantee comes with a commercial install?
A written workmanship guarantee on every commercial installation, alongside the manufacturer cover on materials and any gate automation. It is issued at handover with the site walk round, not promised verbally.
What insurance do you carry for work in Whitehill?
£5m public liability and £10m employers liability. Certificates go out with task specific RAMS and CSCS records before mobilisation, which is normally what a facilities manager or principal contractor asks for before booking an induction.
Can the acoustic barrier be installed while our Whitehill site stays open?
Yes. We phase the run so no section is left open at the end of a day, keep vehicle and pedestrian routes working, and take out of hours slots where daytime work would interrupt trading. That approach is priced into the quote rather than added later.
What local conditions change the specification around GU35?
Most often planning conditions attached to Rushmoor and Hart consents that name a specific noise target. We also record ground type, buried services, gate swept paths and whether the boundary is overlooked by existing camera coverage before fixing the specification.

What to send before we attend

Tell us the operating hours and the vehicles that use the entrance, and the programme is built around them from the start. This applies to acoustic fencing enquiries from Whitehill and the surrounding GU35 commercial estates.

Book a survey around your operating hours

Bring the constraints, including live services, term dates and delivery windows, and they get designed into the programme. Mention Whitehill and acoustic fencing so the enquiry reaches the commercial survey list.

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