

Colorbond fencing in Wentworthville from a team based in the suburb, working on everything from single boundaries to full infill development sites.
Our yard is at 77 Garfield St, Wentworthville, so this is the one suburb where we are not travelling to site. That means shorter lead times, easy site visits and the ability to come back quickly if a gate needs adjusting after the ground settles.
Wentworthville itself has changed a lot. Original cottages on wide blocks now sit between townhouse developments and dual occupancies, which creates boundaries where a single house shares a line with four or five separate courtyards. Getting the post positions right matters more on those jobs, because a fence that wanders by fifty millimetres across a long run is obvious when it passes six different gates. Older boundaries here also tend to have decades of accumulated concrete, paths and sheds hard against the line.
Being local, we can usually get out to measure within a day or two and have the written quote back the same week. Call 0492 879 796 to book a free measure.
Standard side and rear replacements for Wentworthville homes, quoted and started quickly.
Individual courtyard fencing across infill developments with a consistent line and colour.
A centre line fence set out from the plan so both halves get the yard they paid for.
Posts bracketed or core drilled where a path or slab sits hard on the boundary.
Short private runs around small lot outdoor areas, sheeted to full height.
Panel swaps, gate realignment and post repairs for existing steel fences.
Yes. Our address is 77 Garfield St, Wentworthville NSW 2145. For local jobs that means we can usually measure within a day or two, materials come straight from the yard, and if a gate drops or a latch needs adjusting after the footings settle we can drop past without making a trip out of it.
Carefully, and with the plan of subdivision in hand. Where a single Wentworthville house backs onto a row of townhouse courtyards, that one boundary may involve several separate owners or an owners corporation. We string the line so it stays true across the whole run, agree the colour once, and where a strata scheme is involved the fencing notice goes to the owners corporation rather than individual residents.
On the smaller Wentworthville lots 1.8m is standard and usually enough, because the houses are close together and the fence line is short. Going to 2.1m makes sense where a neighbouring two-storey or a townhouse balcony looks straight down into the yard. Bear in mind that a very tall fence on a tight courtyard can make the space feel closed in, so a slat extension is sometimes the better compromise.
We work with it. Depending on the slab we either core drill the post into the concrete, use a bolt down base plate, or shift the post just off the edge and adjust the panel join. Older Wentworthville blocks often have paths, driveways and slab-on-ground sheds poured hard against the line, so we check all of that during the measure rather than discovering it on install day.
We do both. If a Wentworthville fence has one dented or rusted panel and sound posts, replacing that panel is straightforward and far cheaper than a new run. If the posts have moved or the footings have failed, replacement is the honest answer and we will say so. Either way, and however you spell colourbond, we quote the repair in writing before starting.
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77 Garfield St
Wentworthville NSW 2145
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