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There are certain rules and regulations that you will need to consider when deciding upon the style and height of your new fencing. We can offer general advice on these regulations, including whether, in rare instances, you will need to contact your local council for approval.

The Dividing Fences Act contains information regarding who is responsible for payment of diving fences. 

NSW Legislation: https://legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/whole/html/inforce/current/act-1991-072 

Queensland Legislation: 

https://www.legislation.qld.gov.au/view/pdf/2013-04-05/act-2011-025

We recommend contacting your neighbours to notify them of your intention to repair or replace your common fence. If your neighbour does not agree, information on how to address the situation is available in the links provided.

Aluminium fencing can last for many years when it is manufactured well, installed correctly and cared for over time. Its resistance to rust and warping makes it a reliable choice in varied weather conditions. Lifespan also depends on the finish, environmental exposure and how often the fencing is cleaned and inspected.

Aluminium fencing is generally low maintenance compared with many other fencing materials. It does not need staining, sealing or frequent repainting, which makes it easier to look after. Most upkeep involves occasional washing, checking fixings and clearing away dirt or debris so the finish stays clean and the fence performs well.

Colorbond fencing is a popular privacy option because the panels are solid, with no gaps between palings. That helps block sightlines from neighbours, roads and adjoining properties more effectively than many open-style fences. It can also help reduce visual clutter around outdoor areas, making yards feel more enclosed and private.

It is important to ensure the safety of both children and pets during fence installation, when power tools are in use and for part of the time our installers are onsite, your yard will be left open to dangers beyond your property. Please ensure your children and pets are safely contained within your home throughout the duration of your fencing installation.

After you have outlined all details of your new fence, we will send you a detailed quote and the conditions of quotation. Make sure you read the fine print. If you are happy to proceed with the quote, sign the acceptance online through Docusign, pay a small holding deposit, and we will contact you regarding an estimated date when the work will commence.

Colorbond fencing is generally low maintenance compared with many other fencing materials. It does not need regular painting, staining or sealing, which makes it easier to keep looking neat. Most maintenance involves washing off dirt, checking for build-up near the base and making sure surrounding vegetation does not trap moisture against the panels.

Automated gates use a motorised system to open and close the gate without manual effort. The setup usually includes a motor, control board, power supply and access device such as a remote, keypad or sensor. Depending on the site, gates may slide or swing, and many systems include safety features to detect obstacles during operation.

Most automated gates include a manual release function so the gate can still be opened and closed during a power outage. Some systems may also have battery backup support, depending on the setup. The exact behaviour depends on the gate type, motor and controls, so it is important to understand how the release mechanism works.

A few days before your work is scheduled to commence, one of our team will contact you. Approximately 50% materials deposit is required at this time, and once received, we will purchase all necessary supplies for your work to begin!

As much as we would love to, unfortunately, we cannot control the weather. Working with power tools in the rain is simply foolish and unsafe. Also, when posts are cemented in, they need some drying time. So as much as we would like to stay on schedule, sometimes unforeseen delays, such as bad weather, can arise.

Acoustic fencing can help reduce noise noticeably when it is designed and installed properly, but it does not make an area completely silent. Its effectiveness depends on the fence height, materials used and any gaps around the boundary.

Placement matters because sound can travel around or over barriers. For the best result, the fence should be positioned as close as practical to the source of the noise. It works best as part of a broader sound-control approach.

Acoustic fencing is usually made from dense, sound-resistant materials designed to absorb or block noise rather than let it pass through. Common systems may include acoustic panels, composite materials, specially engineered timber systems or modular wall products. The key difference is that the fence is built to minimise gaps and improve sound reduction.

Yes. Please ensure that our installation team has access to power and water for the duration of your fence installation.

Different products come with different warranties. Additional information and advice will be provided on the care and warranties of your new fence, dependent on your individual choice of fence.

Understandably, pool fencing has specific rules and regulations that must be followed. As every pool fencing situation differs, we recommend a site visit. During consultation, we can discuss your available options to ensure your pool fence is compliant.

Yes, pool fence gates generally need to be self-closing and self-latching so they return to a secure position after use. Those features help reduce the chance of the gate being left open, which is a key part of pool safety compliance. The latch position, gate swing and ongoing performance all need to meet the relevant standards.

The best pool fencing material depends on the property layout, desired look, maintenance expectations and how much visibility is needed around the pool. Common options include aluminium, glass and certain steel systems. Many people choose materials that resist corrosion, suit outdoor conditions and allow clear sightlines, especially where safety and supervision are priorities.

Dial Before You Dig is a free service recommended before beginning all work. It is also important that you notify us of any known underground services, such as power, water pipes or telephone cables. Visit their website at http://www.1100.com.au

Timber fencing can last for many years when the right timber is used, the fence is installed properly and ongoing maintenance is not neglected. Lifespan depends on exposure to moisture, sun, termites and ground contact. Regular inspection, sealing or staining where needed, and prompt repairs all help extend the fence’s usable life.

Timber fencing generally needs more maintenance than materials like aluminium or Colorbond because it is a natural product exposed to the weather. Over time, timber can fade, crack, warp or be affected by moisture and pests. Cleaning, checking posts and fixings, and recoating or treating the timber when required helps maintain performance.

Timber fencing is a popular choice for privacy because it can be built with solid panels or closely spaced palings that limit visibility into the property. It also helps create a softer, more natural boundary than some other materials. Fence height, design and board spacing all play an important part in privacy levels.

When work is completed, a final invoice will be issued. As per the conditions of the quote, payment is required by all neighbouring parties strictly upon completion of the works.

A balustrade is a protective barrier designed to help prevent falls on stairs, balconies, decks and raised walkways. It also helps define edges and improve how a space functions in everyday use. Beyond safety, balustrades can influence the overall appearance of a property by adding structure, openness or visual finish to an area.

Balustrades can be made from a range of materials, including aluminium, steel, stainless steel, glass and timber. The right choice depends on the location, exposure to weather, required strength and preferred style. Some materials suit coastal or outdoor conditions better than others, while some are chosen for a lighter or more decorative look.

Yes, balustrades generally need to meet building regulations because they are an important safety feature on raised areas and stairs. Requirements can cover height, spacing, structural strength and climbability, depending on the location and use. The applicable rules may differ between residential and commercial settings, so compliance should always be checked carefully.

Balustrades are commonly used in outdoor areas such as balconies, decks, patios and external stairs. Outdoor suitability depends on the material, finish and how exposed the installation will be to sun, rain, salt and general wear. Choosing a product designed for external conditions helps support durability, safety and long-term appearance over time.

The best type of security fencing depends on the level of protection needed, the site layout and how the area is used. Common options include tubular steel, chainwire with added security features and anti-climb designs. The right choice balances strength, durability, visibility and compatibility with gates or access systems.

Security fencing can help deter climbing when it is designed with height, narrow gaps, anti-climb features or pointed tops. No fence can guarantee complete prevention on its own, but a well-designed system makes unauthorised access harder and more noticeable. Overall effectiveness also depends on gates, surrounding conditions and maintenance.

The right height for security fencing depends on the purpose of the site, the level of risk and any local requirements that apply. Higher fencing is often used where stronger deterrence is needed, but height alone is not enough. Design details, structural strength and gate security also play an important role.

Yes, security fencing should be inspected and maintained so it continues performing as intended. Regular checks can help identify loose fixings, corrosion, impact damage, movement or wear around gates and access points. Ongoing maintenance is important because even a strong fence can lose effectiveness if damaged sections are left unattended.

Chainwire fencing is commonly used to secure boundaries while maintaining visibility and airflow. It suits schools, sporting grounds, industrial sites, commercial properties, rural land and some residential applications. Because it is adaptable to large areas and uneven terrain, it works well where practical enclosure, site definition and straightforward access control are needed.

You will need to clear your fence line prior works proceeding. Our installation team requires at least 600mm of cleared space to comfortably install the fence. If you do not have the capacity to clear the fence line yourself, we can include the clearing in your quote.

Chainwire fencing is generally considered fairly low maintenance, but it still benefits from regular checks. Maintenance may include inspecting posts, tension wires and fixings, clearing vegetation and looking for rust or physical damage. Ongoing care is especially important in exposed environments where salt, moisture or heavy use can affect durability.

Chainwire fencing can last for many years when it is made from suitable materials and installed properly. Lifespan depends on factors such as galvanising or protective coatings, weather exposure, coastal conditions and general maintenance. Regular inspections help identify damage, corrosion or loose components before they affect the fence’s long-term performance.

Before installing PVC fencing, it is important to consider the purpose of the fence, the layout of the property and the desired level of privacy or visibility. Ground conditions, boundary alignment and access points also play a role in achieving a clean, long-lasting result.

In many cases, having your boundary clearly identified before installation is recommended. This helps avoid disputes and ensures the fence is positioned correctly. For new boundary fences, surveying may be required depending on local regulations and property agreements.

The best option depends on how the fence will be used. Full privacy panels suit residential spaces, while semi-private or post-and-rail styles can be better for larger properties or front boundaries. Choosing the right style ensures the fence looks right and performs as expected.

PVC fencing is designed to be low maintenance compared to timber or metal. It does not require painting or sealing and can be cleaned with occasional washing. This makes it a practical option for property owners who want a long-lasting finish without ongoing upkeep.

Custom fabrication means making a product or component to suit a specific purpose, space or design rather than using a standard off-the-shelf option. It often involves cutting, shaping, welding and assembling materials such as aluminium or steel. This approach is useful when exact dimensions, site conditions or unique functional requirements need to be met.

Custom fabrication is often better when a standard product does not suit the available space, intended use or design requirements. It helps solve issues involving unusual measurements, difficult access, site-specific layouts or performance needs. Because the item is made for the application, the finished result can be more practical and better integrated.

Custom fabrication can involve a wide range of materials, depending on the job and the environment where the finished item will be used. Aluminium and steel are common because they offer strength, versatility and durability. The right material depends on factors such as exposure, structural needs, finish and intended daily use.

Custom fabrication is useful for fencing or gates when the project needs a precise fit, a specific look or a solution for a difficult site. It allows components to be made around real measurements and practical requirements. That can improve function, appearance and installation outcomes compared with forcing a standard product to fit.