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Town & Country Maintenance & Fencing
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We erect three main types of fencing:
- Domestic - Colorbond™/Zincalume (Zinc) (also called silver or Galv), tubular, panel, chainmesh (tennis court), weldmesh (squares) and wood picket fencing.
- Rural - plain wire, barbed and cyclone (squares) through to electric fences, stock fences appropriate for sheep, goats, cattle, deer or horses, with post & rail for fences and yards. We also cover dog, cat & chicken runs.
- Industrial - chain mesh.
We can install a new fence, repair any existing fence, remove an old one and dispose of the debris, or any combination of the above.
We also tailor make stockyards and sanctuaries to your specifications.
Also available is our complete property maintenance service covering household repairs, handyman services, property/rental clean ups etc. This also covers domestic/tool sheds and pergola erecting. Installation, servicing and repair of windmills, stock troughs, pipelines and stormwater along with providing building repairs and modifications.
Site clean up, tree limb removal and post hold drilling can also be done. We offer a 24 hour emergency service where required. We can fulfil insurance claims.
Of course, if you want to save money, and are happy to, we can use good second hand materials if available.
Free Quotation service. Prompt service and customer satisfaction is our aim. All workmanship is guaranteed.
We cover all metropolitan and country areas, specialising in the northern area.
We are happy to provide quotes via email/phone or in person, however we do need your details:
- Your name, address, contact number/email address
- site location
- if a fence needs to be removed and if you require us to do this
- how high you require the fence?
- what the fence is for eg. keep dogs in, boundary, pool enclosure
- do you need any gates?
- a map (even hand drawn) or copy of the title (most accurate) showing the property boundaries & lengths
- when do you require the fence (is there a strict timeline you need to adhere to?)
- are you happy for us to suggest a more economical alternative?
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