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Colorbond fencing

A tired or leaning boundary fence makes a whole yard look neglected, and on the sloping blocks around Mooroolbark a straight-looking fence can still be sitting on shallow or rotting posts. Colorbond holds up well against our wet winters and hot summers, but only if the posts underneath are set deep and properly braced.

A braced strainer post assembly anchors the corner of a ringlock wire fence on a rocky Dandenong Ranges foothi

What the job involves

New Colorbond boundary and side fences, with or without lattice or slat toppers.

What's included

  • On-site measure up of the fence line and ground conditions
  • Written quote priced per metre, with removal and gates itemised separately
  • Checking for underground services before digging
  • Setting and bracing posts, stepped or raked to follow sloping ground
  • Fitting Colorbond sheeting, with lattice or slat toppers if wanted
  • Removal of old fencing material where included in the quote

Colorbond fencing, step by step

  1. Step 1:

    Walk the line

    Brendan meets you on site, measures up and checks the ground, the slope and any trees

  2. Step 2:

    Quote by the metre

    A written quote per metre, with gates and removal listed as their own lines

  3. Step 3:

    Dial before you dig

    Underground services are checked before any holes go in

  4. Step 4:

    Posts first

    The old fence comes out, new posts are set and left to cure before sheets go on

  5. Step 5:

    Finish and tidy

    Colorbond panels fitted, gates hung and adjusted, rubbish and spoil taken away

Walk the line starts with a call: 0491 571 266

“Brendan walked the line with me, talked through the options and gave me a quote I could show next door. No pushing. Fence has been up a while now and still looks new.”
Rob V. · Croydon · November 2024

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Common questions

Do you sort out the neighbour's share of a dividing fence?

We'll give you a quote that shows each side's share, which makes the conversation easier. The agreement itself is between you and your neighbour.

How long does a new fence take?

A typical suburban boundary is usually up in a couple of days, plus time for the post concrete to set. Rural runs depend on the length and the ground.

Can you fence a steep or rocky block?

Yes, that's a lot of what we do around here. We'll step or rake the fence to suit the slope and tell you upfront if the ground looks like it needs extra work.

Do you take the old fence away?

Yes, removal and disposal can be included in the quote. It's listed as its own line so you can see what it costs.

Colorbond or timber?

Colorbond needs little upkeep and comes in a range of colours; timber is warmer to look at and easier to patch. We'll talk through both when we're on site.

Do you do farm fencing?

Yes. Post and rail, plain wire, ringlock and hinge joint, plus farm and driveway gates, on blocks out towards Lilydale, Coldstream and Wandin North.

How the job is priced

Priced per metre once Brendan has walked the fence line with you and looked at the ground. Dividing fence quotes are split line by line so you and your neighbour can each see your share.

Need help with Colorbond fencing?

Questions about colorbond fencing? Call or send a message.

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