Last Updated on: 16th September 2025, 05:29 pm
With Storm Amy forecast to arrive this weekend, and Bram and Chandra to follow, the Met Office has warned of an active storm season ahead. New findings outline the UK regions most likely to suffer garden damage and the average repair costs facing households.
Composite fencing company ecompositeproducts.co.uk examined past storm events alongside Met Office exposure data and repair cost averages to estimate the regional burden on homeowners across the UK.
| Scotland | 241.32
| Northern Ireland | 213.60
| South East England | 204.70
| London | 195.16
| North West England | 195.29
| North East England | 193.70
| Wales | 185.73
| South West England | 178.00
| East Midlands England | 178.00
| West Midlands England | 178.00
| East of England | 178.00
| Yorkshire and the Humber | 158.93
Estimated based on a detailed analysis of regional labour rates and storm frequency data. The full report and methodology can be found here.
– Storm season 2025/26 begins now: With the first named storms; Amy, Bram and Chandra looming, the UK faces months of unpredictable weather.
– Climate change is raising the stakes: Studies show UK storms are increasing in frequency and intensity, putting more strain on homes and gardens.
