Overview
- Beechdale Fencing, which ceased operating on April 2, entered liquidation on April 8 with 14 employees made redundant.
- Insolvency specialists Michael Roome and Jamie Playford of Leading were appointed joint liquidators and will sell the company’s assets before closing it down.
- The liquidators said higher premises, material and labour costs, plus volatile timber and concrete prices since 2020, eroded margins.
- The firm’s performance also weakened after the director fell ill in late 2025, which reduced his working hours.
- Company filings to August 31, 2024 showed an average workforce of 28 and rising amounts owed to creditors, pointing to growing pressure before the collapse.