Driveway bollards in Farnham
We fit driveway bollards across Farnham, Hale, Wrecclesham and the villages around them. See your price online, and we'll confirm a fixed price in writing the same working day.
Where we cover
Farnham, Upper Hale, Hale, Heath End, Weybourne, Badshot Lea, Wrecclesham, Rowledge, Boundstone, Tongham, Crondall, Ewshot, Frensham, Churt and Tilford. That's GU9 and GU10 postcodes.
Conservation areas
Farnham has six conservation areas: the town centre (designated in 1970), Wrecclesham (1973), Old Church Lane (1988), Waverley Abbey (1989), Great Austins (1993) and Shepherd and Flock (2021).
A bollard on your own private drive doesn't usually need planning permission. If your home is inside one of these areas, or is listed, check with Waverley Borough Council before you book, and ask whether an Article 4 direction covers your street.
Gravel drives
Plenty of homes around Farnham and the villages have gravel drives. Gravel is fine: the post is set in concrete like any other drive, with a small concrete pad around the top so it sits neatly.
Gravel drives usually need a quick visit before we fix the price, at no charge, so we can check the depth of stone and what's underneath. Block paving, tarmac and resin can normally be priced from photos.
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Prices
| Bollard | Fitted, first post |
|---|---|
| Fold-down post | £279 |
| Galvanised telescopic | £629 |
| Stainless telescopic | £695 |
| Heavy-duty telescopic | £795 |
| Lift-assist telescopic | £1,295 |
Each extra post on the same visit is £50 less. We're not VAT registered, so that's the full price. More detail in our cost guide.
How it works
- See your price online and leave your number. A photo of your drive from the road helps.
- Get a fixed price, confirmed in writing the same working day.
- Pay a 50% deposit to book your fitting date.
- We fit it in about two hours: utility check and cable scan first, then the post set in concrete and the surface made good.
Questions from Farnham
Do you cover Tongham and Crondall? Yes. Tongham is GU10, and so are Crondall and Ewshot just over the Hampshire border.
Do I need planning permission? Not usually for a bollard on your own private drive. In a conservation area or on a listed property, check with Waverley Borough Council first. Our planning guide covers the exceptions.
Can you fit on a gravel drive? Yes. The post is set in concrete with a small pad around the top. We'll usually want a quick look first, at no charge.
Get a fixed price in Farnham
See your price in a minute. We confirm it in writing the same working day.