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Learn about Fence Builders

Across Australia, fence builders construct and repair fences and gates for rural, residential and commercial properties. They form part of a wider network of fence and gate professionals available through ArchiPro.

A fence and gate builder is a professional contractor who specialises in constructing fences of any purpose, in any location, from a range of materials. Whether you need a garden fence, a picket fence, a pool fence, a rural fence, or an office fence, ArchiPro features only the best fence builders in Australia to help you make it happen.

Farm fences

Fence builders are qualified to carry out large farm fencing projects in Australia, ensuring that rural specifications are met for containing livestock.

Urban fences

Whether you need full property fencing, a garden picket fence, or a pool fence, professional fence builders will have your home covered.

Fence and gate repairs

A professional fence builder is able to perform maintenance and repairs on an existing fence too. They may sometimes work closely with dedicated fence and gate repair specialists on large and complex projects.

Fence and gate supply

These professionals can often also sell or supply the materials needed for their construction, also often working closely with their own fence and gate suppliers when required.

The advantages of hiring a skilled fence builder

Even though fence construction is often a DIY project, hiring a specialist from among the best fence builders in Australia to install your fence for you has benefits that cannot be ignored. A fencing specialist will be experienced and knowledgeable, and able to offer insights into safety and permit requirements, the ideal placement of the fence, the pros and cons of each fencing material and more. Their vast experience in a wide range of different settings and environments allows them to make informed decisions every step of the way so that you get the most out of your new fence or gate. Additionally, a professional fence builder will get your job done efficiently and to a very high standard which will give you peace of mind and ensure your fence is a true asset to your property.

How to choose the best fence builder for your project

There are many types of fence builders who specialise in different areas of their field. Who you choose to hire for your project will depend on who best fits your vision and who you will work well with. You should begin by narrowing down your options to whoever operates in your area of Australia. Then read through testimonials of past work to identify which professionals have experience in your type of project. Some builders may have more experience with large, rural projects, while others might specialise in small-scale but detailed urban fencing. All of this is easily done on a company’s ArchiPro profile. Temporary fence builders may suit short-term site boundaries better than specialists in permanent fencing. Wood fence builders may be relevant when a project calls for timber fencing.

To help make your final decision, consider getting in touch with them and asking these questions:

  • How long have you been a fence and gate builder in Australia?
  • What is your pricing structure and what would you quote for a job like mine?
  • What is your estimated time frame for the project I have proposed?
  • What fencing materials do you offer or specialise in?
  • Do you foresee any difficulties in the project I have planned?
  • Do you offer long-term maintenance for fences you have constructed?

FAQs

How does building a fence work with neighbours?

You and your neighbour may agree to split the cost of a fence which is built on the border of both your properties. If the fence is within your property boundaries (even just) then you will not need their permission to build it, and they will not need to pay a portion of it.

Who identifies property lines?

In Australia, a professional called a cadastral surveyor is responsible for accurately defining property lines based on the laws of land ownership. This includes identifying both rural and urban property lines, re-establishment of existing boundaries, and the creation of new ones when properties are subdivided.

How tall can my fence be?

This depends on where you live in Australia and your local laws, but generally, a fence can be up to two metres high before it requires permission or consent. Different rules apply to fences built around pools due to safety requirements.