It depends on the material, the height, how easy the access is, and whether the old fence has to come out or a retaining wall is involved. Colorbond is usually priced per lineal metre, aluminium slat and retaining walls differently again. Rather than guess, we measure on site and give you one fixed written price — free, and with no obligation.

For a fence on a shared boundary in WA, the Dividing Fences Act 1961 generally lets adjoining owners share the cost of a sufficient dividing fence. We are happy to give you a written quote you can pass to your neighbour so everyone sees the same numbers. For anything contested, check with your local council or get your own legal advice.

A standard residential fence is usually one to two days on site. Retaining walls, long runs and gates with automation take longer, and simple repairs are often done the same day we arrive.

Yes. Demolition, disposal and the clean-up are quoted as part of the job, so you are not left with a pile of old palings or sheets on the verge.

Most standard boundary fences at standard heights do not need approval, but front fences above a certain height and retaining walls often do. Tell us your suburb and what you want, and we will tell you what your council expects before you commit.

Typically one to two weeks from accepting the quote, depending on the season and material lead times. If your fence is down and the yard is not secure, call us — we prioritise make-safe repairs.