Fencing
Define boundaries with privacy, security and a finish that suits the home.
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Designed for your property
Fencing is highly visible and needs to work from both sides of the boundary. We gather your preferences around privacy, gates, garden edges, materials and the surrounding streetscape so an appropriate fencing solution can be planned for the property.
Fencing




What the scope can include
A complete, considered finish
- Boundary and privacy fence planning
- Pedestrian gates and matching details
- Timber, metal and slatted visual options
- Integration with planting and paths
Choices to discuss
Shape it around your home
- 01Contemporary timber fencing
- 02Dark metal boundary fencing
- 03Slatted feature fences
- 04Privacy screening and gates
A simpler way to get it moving
A clearer path to the right fence
Tell us what you need privacy, security or style
Work through boundary, access and fence options
Review the scope and provider quote
Choose when you’re ready to proceed
Quotation for Fencing
Share the property, scope and plans.
Tell us exactly what you want. You can attach photos of the current area, architectural plans, measurements or inspiration images.
Frequently asked questions about fencing
Straight answers to common questions homeowners ask before requesting a quote.
What should I consider before replacing or installing a fence?
Confirm the boundary, access, required privacy, gate locations, ground levels, retaining conditions and how the fence will meet the house, driveway and landscaping.
Colorbond or timber fencing: what should I compare?
Compare appearance, privacy, maintenance, exposure, site conditions, neighbour considerations and how the material fits the home. The right answer depends on the property rather than one material being best everywhere.
Should fencing happen before landscaping?
Often it is useful to resolve boundaries, gates and access early, but the sequence depends on retaining, excavation, machinery access and finished levels. Scope the connected work together before locking in the order.
How much does fencing cost?
Pricing depends on length, height, material, gates, demolition, access, ground conditions and whether retaining or level changes are involved. Measurements and clear site photos help providers quote more accurately.
Do I need to discuss a boundary fence with my neighbour?
Boundary-fence arrangements can involve legal and practical responsibilities between neighbours. Confirm the boundary and any applicable NSW requirements before committing to work.
What should I send with a fencing enquiry?
Include photos, approximate lengths, preferred height and material if known, gate requirements, access information and whether retaining or landscaping is planned along the same boundary.
