

Colorbond fencing in St Marys, built to handle Western Sydney heat, exposed corner blocks and the noise coming off the main roads and rail line.
St Marys gets the full force of a Western Sydney summer. Timber fences here dry out, split and pull their nails within a decade, and a coat of paint lasts about two seasons before it chalks. Steel handles it far better because the finish is baked on at the mill rather than brushed on at the site.
The other thing about St Marys is exposure. Plenty of blocks here are corners, or back onto a road reserve, the rail corridor or an open reserve with nothing to slow the westerlies down. On those we tighten the post spacing and deepen the footings rather than using the standard layout, because a long unbroken run of sheeting acts like a sail when a strong north-westerly comes through in the afternoon.
We measure the run, note the exposure and quote a fixed written price that includes the heavier post layout where it is needed. Call 0492 879 796 to book a free measure.
Two exposed street frontages handled with closer posts and a colour that hides road dust.
Tighter post centres and deeper footings for St Marys boundaries with no windbreak.
Taller 2.1m runs where a yard backs onto a busy road reserve or the rail corridor.
Prepainted BlueScope steel that holds its colour through Western Sydney summers.
Sliding vehicle gates for driveways where a swing gate would foul the footpath.
Internal fencing that separates a rear granny flat yard from the main house.
The paint system on genuine Colorbond steel is oven baked at the BlueScope mill and formulated for Australian conditions, so it holds colour far longer than a painted timber fence. Some very gradual softening of tone over many years is normal on any exterior surface, but flaking and peeling are covered by the BlueScope written warranty. Mid tones such as Woodland Grey and Basalt tend to hide dust and weathering better than very dark or very light colours.
Yes. On St Marys blocks that face open reserve, a road corridor or the rail line, we reduce the spacing between posts and increase the footing depth and diameter. A fence is essentially a solid panel catching the wind, so the load goes straight into the posts. Spending a little more on footings on an exposed boundary is much cheaper than straightening a leaning fence in two years.
A dividing fence in St Marys falls under the NSW Dividing Fences Act 1991, which means the two owners normally contribute equally to a standard fence. You serve a fencing notice in writing with the details and the quoted amount, and the neighbour has thirty days to respond. If you choose extras that go beyond a standard boundary fence, such as a 2.1m height purely for your own privacy, that difference is usually yours.
Monument and Basalt are the two we install most here, both dark enough to look sharp against brick and rendered homes without showing every mark. Woodland Grey is the safe neutral that suits almost any street. Jasper works well with older red brick, and Surfmist keeps a yard feeling light and cooler, though it does show road grime faster on a busy frontage.
A typical St Marys side and rear boundary takes one day to strip out the old fence and set posts, then a return visit once the footings have cured to hang the panels and gates. Whether you call it colourbond or Colorbond, the same schedule applies. Larger corner blocks or jobs that need a retaining plinth run a little longer, and we give you the timeline in writing with the quote.
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