About Clearresourceroute
We install site hoarding, heras panel fencing and pedestrian barriers for building sites across Glasgow. This page sets out how the company started, what it does day to day, and who is behind the work.
How the company started
Clearresourceroute was set up in 2012 by a site manager who had spent years watching hoarding contractors turn up late, use mismatched panels, and leave gaps that had to be patched by the main contractor's own labourers. The idea was simple: run a small, dedicated fencing crew that treats perimeter security as a trade in its own right, not an afterthought squeezed in between other jobs.
The first contracts were small residential extensions in the west end of Glasgow. Word passed between site managers, and within a few years the company was handling boundary fencing for groundworks and demolition contractors across the city. Fourteen years on, the same working principle applies: measure the plot, order the right panel count, install to the agreed line, and leave the site ready for the next trade.
What guides the work
The company's stated aim is straightforward: give building sites in Glasgow a secure, compliant perimeter without the installation becoming a delay in the programme. That means turning up with the right stock, fixing panels to the correct depth and spacing, and not leaving loose feet or unbraced runs behind wind-exposed corners.
There is no ambition here to be the biggest fencing contractor in the city. The team works within six districts around Glasgow and keeps to a headcount of 15 so that every job still gets checked by someone who has seen the site plan. Growth, where it happens, comes from repeat instructions rather than from taking on more ground than the crew can properly cover.
Working principles
Fixed sequence. Every job follows the same order: site survey, panel count, delivery, install, sign-off photo. No step is skipped to save time.
Plain pricing. Quotes are worked out per linear metre plus gate and signage extras, so the client sees where the figure comes from before work starts.
Direct contact. A named installer, not a call centre, answers questions about a live job while the crew is still on site.
Track record in numbers
fencing jobs completed since 2012
clients served across Glasgow
clients who returned for a second job
districts covered around the city
What the team actually knows
Fencing sounds like a simple trade until the ground turns out to be uneven, the boundary line runs across a slope, or the site sits on a road with restricted loading hours. Fifteen years of instructions across Glasgow's mix of tenement backcourts, riverside plots and new-build estates have taught the crew what panel spacing holds up in an exposed corner, when a concrete block base is worth the extra cost over a standard foot, and which gate hardware survives a winter on an open site.
The company offers 13 separate services built around this experience, from temporary hoarding and heras panel hire to pedestrian barrier runs and anti-climb fencing for sites near footpaths. Each service sheet states what is included and what counts as an extra, so a quote for a small extension job does not carry the same line items as a quote for a multi-plot development.
The people behind the jobs
Fraser
Fraser visits the plot before any quote goes out, checks ground conditions and access widths, and works out the panel and gate count that the crew will order.
Aileen
Aileen schedules the fitting crews across the six districts the company covers and confirms sign-off photos are sent to the client once a job is finished.
Questions people ask about this page
Is Clearresourceroute the same crew that installs and the crew that quotes?
Yes. Fraser or another surveyor visits the site, and the same information is used by the installation team, so the panel count on the quote matches what turns up on the day.
Does the company only work on large developments?
No. Jobs range from a single garden extension needing a short hoarding run to multi-plot sites needing several hundred metres of heras fencing. The six districts covered include both residential streets and larger development sites.
How is a typical enquiry handled?
A request submitted through the contact page usually gets a reply within 8 hours, during the hours listed on that page, with a proposed survey date rather than a price quoted blind.
Where can I see the full list of services?
The services page lists all 13 offerings with what each one covers, from short-term hoarding hire to permanent boundary fencing.
Planning a fencing job in Glasgow?
Send site details through and a surveyor will get back to you, usually within 8 hours, with next steps.
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