Fencing Brisbane Southside

The installation time depends on the size of your property, the type of fence, and the conditions of your site. For most residential projects in Brisbane Southside, installation typically takes 1 to 3 days. However, factors like weather, ground conditions, and any custom features may extend this timeframe. We always aim to complete the job efficiently while ensuring quality. If you want a more precise timeline for your planned fencing project, you can call us so we can discuss it further. After assessing your needs and property, we’ll be able to give you a clearer timeline so you can adjust your schedule accordingly.

We offer a range of fencing materials suited to Brisbane’s climate, including Colorbond for its durability and modern look. We supply and install timber fencing in Brisbane Southside which is an affordable option which boasts a natural aesthetic. We also install aluminium for a sleek, low-maintenance option, and modular walls for privacy and noise reduction. Each material is chosen for its ability to withstand Brisbane’s sun, rain, and humidity while fitting the unique architectural styles found in Brisbane neighbourhoods.

In Brisbane, you generally won’t need council approval for a new fence if it meets certain criteria. For example, residential fences under 2 metres high typically don’t require approval, as long as they’re not near public access areas like parks or footpaths. However, you will need approval for fences over 2 metres, front fences higher than 1.2 metres, or if the fence is part of a pool enclosure, which has separate safety regulations. Additionally, if the fence is part of a new dwelling, a small lot, or located in certain zones, council approval may be required.

If you’re unsure whether your fence project meets these requirements, it’s always best to check with the Brisbane City Council or use their online resources to review any specific regulations that may apply to your property.

The cost of a new fence in Brisbane Southside depends on factors like the type of material, the size of your property, and the complexity of the installation. On average, fencing can range from $95 to $250 per metre for materials and labour. Timber and Colorbond are generally more affordable options, while aluminium or modular walls may come at a higher cost.

We provide detailed quotes that outline all expenses, so there are no surprises. Give us a call to start your fence journey!

Yes, we can install a fence on sloped or uneven land. Brisbane Southside has many properties with varying terrains, and we’re experienced in working with these challenges. Stepped or raked fencing is typically used to accommodate the slope while maintaining the fence’s strength and appearance. The type of slope and ground condition may slightly affect the timeline and cost, but we ensure a secure, level installation.

Queensland law requires all pool fences to meet strict safety standards. There are many requirements, but the main ones are:

• Minimum height of 1200mm.
• Gaps at the bottom must be less than 100mm.
• Non-climbable zones on the fence must be maintained.
• Gates must be self-closing and self-latching.
• No horizontal rails that could be used as steps.
• Glass panels must be reinforced with no fractures.
• Boundary fences must meet height and non-climbable zone requirements.

For a comprehensive list of the requirements check out this resource. We specialise in compliant pool fencing that not only keeps your family safe but also enhances the look of your outdoor area. We ensure all pool fences we install meet all safety requirements and are guaranteed to pass the compliance inspection.

In Queensland, if your fence is on a shared boundary, you are legally required to discuss plans with your neighbour. Both parties usually share the cost of a boundary fence, and it’s best to reach an agreement before installation begins. We can help by providing a clear quote and separate invoices for both you and your neighbour, so that there is clarity for both parties. For more details on your responsibilities as a fence owner and how to avoid disagreements, you can refer to Queensland’s fence owner responsibilities guide.