Fencing
Timber, Colorbond and pool fencing installed straight, plumb and to the correct boundary.
A fence looks simple until it is built badly — then every sagging gate and leaning post is visible from your back door for the next fifteen years. We concrete every post, string-line every run and hang gates so they still close in five years.
We install timber paling, Colorbond, pool-compliant and privacy fencing, and can handle boundary fence discussions with neighbours if that helps.
What's included
- Timber paling fences
- Colorbond fencing
- Pool fencing to Queensland compliance requirements
- Privacy screens and slat fencing
- Gates — pedestrian, double and sliding
- Retaining and fencing combinations
- Fence repairs and replacement panels
- Post replacement and re-straightening
How the job runs
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Free on-site quote
We visit, measure up, talk through what you want and check anything that affects the price — access, ground conditions, existing structures. No charge and no obligation.
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Written fixed quote
You get an itemised quote in writing covering materials, labour and timeframe, so there are no surprises later.
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Approvals and scheduling
Where building approval or a certifier is needed we tell you up front and handle the paperwork, then lock in a start date that suits you.
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Build and clean up
We work to the agreed schedule, keep the site tidy each day, and remove all waste when the job is finished.
Fencing we've done
Recent work from around Logan and the Brisbane southside.
Fencing — common questions
Who pays for a boundary fence?
In Queensland, adjoining owners generally share the cost of a sufficient dividing fence. The practical step is a written Notice to Fence to your neighbour with a copy of the quote. We can supply the quote in a form suitable for that; the agreement itself is between you and your neighbour.
Is my pool fence compliant?
Queensland pool fencing rules are strict on height, gaps, gate latches and climbable objects near the fence. We build to the current standard, but the final compliance certificate comes from a licensed pool safety inspector.
How long does a fence take?
A standard suburban back fence is usually one to two days, plus curing time for the post concrete before palings go on. Larger or sloping blocks take longer.
Get a free fencing quote
Tell us what you need and we will get back to you, usually within one business day. Prefer to talk? Call 0466 079 819.
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Ready to get started?
Free quotes, no obligation. Call or send through a few details and we will get back to you.