Construction Site Hoardings

Keep your project on track with construction site hoardings. These temporary fences secure your construction sites, shield pedestrians from hazards, prevent unauthorised access and can even be branded to advertise your development. They're a versatile solution for any construction project. At Street Solutions UK, we have a range of building site hoarding options available. Unlike timber hoarding, we offer steel hoarding to galvanised steel options. 

Protect Your Building Projects With Quality Site Hoarding

At Street Solutions UK, we understand the importance of secure and well-managed building sites. That's why we offer a comprehensive selection of high-quality site hoarding solutions designed to meet your specific needs. Our robust hoarding panels act as a physical barrier, deterring vandalism while safeguarding your valuable equipment and materials on the building and construction sites. 

These temporary structures also play a crucial role in establishing a positive presence for your development. Well-maintained hoarding with clear signage can inform the public about your project timeline and benefits, fostering trust and generating interest in the finished development. 

\Our team understands that construction projects come in all shapes and sizes. That's why we offer a wide range of construction hoarding options, from traditional panels to more heavy-duty steel fencing. We can also customise hoarding heights and configurations to perfectly suit your site layout and security requirements. We are a top choice of many construction companies. 

Keeping Your Construction Site Safe from Intruders

Trespassers and vandalism can pose significant threats to your building project, causing delays, financial losses, and even safety hazards. Street Solutions UK offers a comprehensive range of construction site hoardings designed to deter intruders, avoid risk of falling objects and safeguard your site.

Our hoarding solutions go beyond simple fencing. We offer options with integrated security features like anti-climb mesh and reinforced support structures for control access. This creates a formidable barrier that discourages unauthorised entry and deters potential theft of materials or equipment. Additionally, secure hoarding minimises the risk of accidents by preventing bystanders from entering hazardous construction zones. 

By partnering with Street Solutions UK for your construction site hoarding needs, you gain peace of mind throughout the entire build process. You can focus on project progress, knowing your site is protected from potential disruptions and security threats. Our experienced team will work closely with you to ensure your hoarding solution meets all regulatory requirements and integrates seamlessly with your overall project plan. 

FAQs

Q: What is a construction site hoarding?

A: Construction site hoarding, also known as building site hoarding, is a temporary fencing system that surrounds a construction project. These hoardings typically consist of sturdy panels made from wood (timber hoarding), steel, or concrete. These steel or wooden hoarding panels act as a physical barrier, separating the construction zone from the public and surrounding areas.

Q: Why is hoarding important on a construction site?

A:Hoarding like timber hoarding, ensures safety by limiting unauthorised access and managing debris. It enhances site safety by deterring theft and vandalism and provides privacy and noise control to minimise disruption to nearby areas. Additionally, hoardings can communicate project details and promote branding, fostering community relations and interest in the development.

Q: What are the dimensions for the construction site hoarding?

A:The dimensions of construction site hoardings can vary depending on local regulations and the specific needs of your project. However, typical hoarding heights range from 2 to 3 meters (around 6.5 to 10 feet). This ensures good visibility for pedestrians and drivers while still providing perimeter fences. The length of the hoarding panels will depend on the perimeter of your construction site. Our team at Street Solutions UK can help you determine the optimal hoarding dimensions to meet your safety and regulatory requirements.

Q: How much does a site hoarding cost?

A:The cost of site hoarding varies based on material, size, and quantity. Materials like wood, steel, and concrete influence the price, with steel being more durable but costlier, and wood being economical but less durable. The total area and number of panels needed also determine the final cost,

Q: What are the two benefits of hoarding on a building site?

A:Hoarding on construction sites offers enhanced safety by restricting unauthorized access, thereby reducing accident risks and deterring theft and vandalism. Additionally, hoardings serve as communication tools, displaying project information and timelines, which helps keep the public informed and improves community relations.

Q: What are construction site hoardings are made of?

A:Construction site hoardings are made from various materials like steel and concrete, each offering unique benefits. Steel hoardings are strong and durable, ideal for long-term use and high-security needs due to their weather resistance and vandalism protection. Concrete panels provide the highest security and durability, making them cost-effective for prolonged projects. Street Solutions UK can guide you in selecting the best material.

Q: How quickly can a quotation for site hoarding be provided?

A:We understand the importance of timeliness when it comes to construction projects. At Street Solutions UK, we strive to provide you with a prompt and accurate quotation for your site hoarding needs.
For a more comprehensive and tailored quote, a brief discussion with one of our experienced team members may be required. This allows us to understand the specifics of your project, including the size of the site, desired hoarding material, and rental period. We are committed to providing you with a competitive quote that meets your project requirements effectively.

Q: Can you advise how much hoarding I need for a project?

A:The amount of hoarding you need for your construction site depends on the size and perimeter of your project area. To determine the exact amount of hoarding required, we recommend consulting with a professional. Our team at Street Solutions UK has extensive experience in construction site hoarding and can help you accurately measure your site and calculate the necessary hoarding footage.
We will also consider any access points or specific requirements you may have. By working together, we can ensure you have the optimal amount of hoarding to secure your site effectively while maintaining an efficient project workflow.

Q: Do you need planning for site hoarding?

A:While planning permission for temporary site hoardings isn't usually mandatory, regulations can differ depending on your location. To ensure you comply with local requirements, it's always best to check with your local authority before installing construction site hoardings. Here at Street Solutions UK, we can help you navigate these regulations and ensure your hoarding installation adheres to all necessary permits.

Q:What is the height of construction hoarding?

A:Construction site hoarding heights typically range from 2 to 3 metres (around 6.5 to 10 feet). This balance between safety and security prioritises pedestrian and driver visibility while maintaining a secure barrier. Our team at Street Solutions UK has experience with various project needs and can advise on the most suitable hoarding height for your specific requirements.

Q:What is the difference between hoarding and fencing in construction?

A:Hoarding and fencing serve as barriers on construction sites but differ in function and structure. Hoarding is robust, using materials like steel, or concrete to offer high security and privacy, and it often displays project information. Fencing, typically made from lighter materials like wire mesh, provides flexible, temporary area control but lacks the security and privacy features of hoarding.