Frequently Asked Questions
Before Fencing
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.
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.
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.
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