

Colorbond boundary fencing in Fairfield, replacing rusted and rotting dividing fences on tight established blocks with steel that lasts.
Fairfield is one of the older parts of Western Sydney and the fences show it. A lot of boundaries here are still a patchwork of hardwood paling, corrugated sheeting and whatever a previous owner nailed on to fill a gap. Blocks are tight, houses sit close to the side boundary, and there is often a shed or a concrete path running right up against the fence line.
That makes access the first thing we assess. We work out where the truck can park, whether posts can be dug by machine or need to come out by hand, and how much of the old fence has to be carried through the house side. Once that is sorted a Colorbond replacement is quick, and because the sheets interlock there are no gaps left over the top of a low retaining wall or an old concrete edge.
Rubbish removal, footings and gates are all listed in the one fixed written quote so there is nothing added later. Call 0492 879 796 to book a free measure.
Swapping patched timber and sheet iron boundaries for a single clean Colorbond run.
Hand-dug footings and barrowed materials where a Fairfield block has no side vehicle access.
Posts core drilled or bracketed where the boundary sits on an existing path or slab edge.
Slim pedestrian gates that still swing clear where only a metre separates house and boundary.
Lower open-style frontages that keep within Fairfield City Council expectations at the street.
Everything pulled out is loaded and taken away, including old posts set in concrete.
It happens often in Fairfield, especially where a property is rented or the owner lives overseas. The formal path is to serve a fencing notice under the NSW Dividing Fences Act 1991 setting out the proposed fence and the cost. If no agreement is reached within thirty days the matter can be taken to the Local Court or NCAT, which can order a contribution. Many owners simply proceed and recover later, and a clear itemised quote makes that far easier.
Yes, removal and disposal is part of the job. Fairfield boundaries are often a mix of hardwood paling, rusted corrugated iron and star pickets, sometimes with concrete footings poured hard against a path. We break the footings out, load everything onto the truck and dispose of it properly, so you are not left with a pile of scrap in the driveway.
Side and rear boundaries are normally 1.8m, and 2.1m is available where privacy or level differences call for it. Forward of the building line is different, because Fairfield City Council sets what is acceptable on a street frontage and solid high front fences usually need approval. A low front fence with the taller Colorbond starting behind the front building line is the usual solution.
It is the same thing. Colourbond with a u is how most people in Fairfield spell it when they search, but the manufacturer BlueScope spells the trademark Colorbond. We supply the genuine steel product either way, in the standard range including Basalt, Monument, Woodland Grey, Jasper and Surfmist.
Yes. Gates are made in the same colour and profile as the fence so the run reads as one piece. For Fairfield blocks we most often build a single pedestrian gate on the side path and a wider double gate where a trailer or boat needs to get into the back yard. Frames are steel, hinges are adjustable, and we can fit a lockable latch.
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