One crew covering six areas of Melbourne. Check your suburb below.
Craigieburn, Mickleham, Epping, South Morang and nearby
Werribee, Point Cook, Tarneit, Sunshine and nearby
Box Hill, Doncaster, Ringwood, Glen Waverley and nearby
Dandenong, Narre Warren, Berwick, Cranbourne and nearby
Brighton, Bentleigh, Cheltenham, Frankston and nearby
CBD, Richmond, South Yarra, Fitzroy and nearby
Newer estates around Craigieburn, Mickleham and Epping mean a lot of first-time boundary fences between neighbours, usually Colorbond. Closer in, Brunswick, Coburg and Northcote have older timber fences that are due for replacement.
Bigger blocks, established trees and sloping sites. Expect more hardwood and picket front fences, and retaining work where the land drops away.
From Oakleigh out to the growth corridor at Pakenham and Officer. New builds here usually need boundary fencing, side gates and a first lawn.
Wind off the bay is hard on tired fences, so storm repairs and post replacements come up a lot. Point Cook and Tarneit estates mostly go Colorbond.
Front-of-house fencing matters more here. Slat screens, hardwood and picket fences that suit the street, plus decks and courtyard gardens.
Tight access, laneways and small courtyards. We plan the job around parking and neighbours, and carry materials in where a truck can't get close.
Every part of Melbourne has its own fencing jobs. Here’s what comes up most.
Newer estates around Craigieburn, Mickleham and Epping mean a lot of first-time boundary fences between neighbours, usually Colorbond. Closer in, Brunswick, Coburg and Northcote have older timber fences that are due for replacement.
Bigger blocks, established trees and sloping sites. Expect more hardwood and picket front fences, and retaining work where the land drops away.
From Oakleigh out to the growth corridor at Pakenham and Officer. New builds here usually need boundary fencing, side gates and a first lawn.
Wind off the bay is hard on tired fences, so storm repairs and post replacements come up a lot. Point Cook and Tarneit estates mostly go Colorbond.
Front-of-house fencing matters more here. Slat screens, hardwood and picket fences that suit the street, plus decks and courtyard gardens.
Tight access, laneways and small courtyards. We plan the job around parking and neighbours, and carry materials in where a truck can’t get close.
