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• Colorbond

COLORBOND® steel makes it easy to get the look you want. COLORBOND® steel fencing comes in a wide range of panel styles, colours, and designs and with its sleek lines, COLORBOND® steel looks great on both sides of the fence. It won't have any vertical gaps, visible footholds or loose palings.

• Rural

Whether replacing an existing fence or erecting a new one the first step is to decide on the most appropriate fence for the job. Conventional fences use prefabricated rolls, plain wires or barbed wire to create a physical stock proof barrier. The most appropriate fence design will depend on a number of factors: The type of animal needing to be kept in or out - different animals have different fencing requirements. Cattle for instance place much higher pressures on fences than sheep. Whether the fence is an internal fence or boundary fence - boundary fences may need to be sturdier than internal fences. Barbed wire may be recommended for boundary fences. The topography of the site - does the fence pass through gullies or up steep slopes and other issues such as whether the fence will have to withstand floods or fire.


• Pool

We design and install pool fences and gates that meet Australian safety regulations. We can customise to your preferred material and style.


• Chainwire

Our services include domestic, commercial and industrial options. Chain wire fencing also known as chainlink, chainmesh and chainwire fencing is one of the oldest forms of wire based fencing. It can be used for a variety of domestic, commercial or industrial applications including tennis court fencing, factory/building enclosures, cricket practice nets, sporting enclosures, temporary fencing, wildlife highway fencing and also for effective erosion control and rock stabilisation. Chain wire fencing also known as chainlink, chainmesh and chainwire fencing is one of the oldest forms of wire based fencing.


• Retaining Walls

In urban settings retaining walls are often needed to hold back soil which has been built up during construction or from the building of garden beds or levelling off the land. Treated Pine or sleepers are the preferred material for retaining walls. The size of the timber used and the spacing of the posts will vary depending on the height of the wall and the load it is expected to carry. The use of steel posts combined with treated pine whaling is common in larger retaining walls carrying large loads. Retaining walls can often be combined with the construction of the fence to become a single structure.

• Gates

A wide range of custom gates can be built to match the style of your fence. Gates can be either single pedestrian gates or double gates for vehicle access.

• Security

Squash Top Security Fencing

Add strength, style and security with Squash Top Security Fencing. Ideal for commercial and industrial properties, Squash Top Security Fencing features tough galvanised steel tubes with attractive pressed spear tops.


• Timber

Standard Paling Fence

This type of fence is constructed from timber palings. A single layer of palings is used. These palings are butted up against each other and nailed onto rails. The rails are attached to posts. All posts are cemented in place in the ground. Posts are trenched from the side, not centre mortised, for a better fit and appearance.

Picket Fence

Picket fences are commonly a front boundary fence. They are also often used for block offs and returns at the side of a house just to provide a bit of variety or so they can be seen through. Modern materials like treated pine is now the predominant material used for picket fences. There are endless styles and varieties of picket fences that can be constructed and they are a great way to lift the appearance of almost any house.