Fencing Contractors Camden NSW

Camden spans urban residential lots, semi-rural acreage properties and working farms. In the township, Colorbond and timber paling fences dominate. On the rural-residential fringe, post-and-rail timber fencing with rural wire is common for horse and livestock paddocks. We handle both residential and rural fencing across the Camden LGA.

Rural fencing on properties zoned RU1 Primary Production or RU4 Primary Production Small Lots under Camden LEP 2010 is generally exempt from DA requirements as long as it is for agricultural purposes and does not obstruct sight lines or drainage. Fencing within riparian land corridors or near creek lines requires additional care and may need approval.

Horse paddock fencing in Camden typically uses treated pine round posts (150 mm diameter) at 2.4 m spacings, with 3–4 rails of treated pine or hardwood boards, and a hot-wire electric fence as the interior contact line. This combination provides horse safety while minimising maintenance. We also install steel post-and-rail and mesh systems for ponies and miniature horses.

The Dividing Fences Act 1991 (NSW) applies to all residential and some rural properties. We recommend serving a formal fencing notice on your neighbour before commencing work. If agreement cannot be reached, the matter can be referred to the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT). We can provide documentation to support your claim.

Yes. Pool fencing in Camden must comply with AS 1926.1-2012 regardless of pool age. We install glass, aluminium and Colorbond pool barriers to the correct height (minimum 1200 mm) with self-closing, self-latching gates. We can also arrange a swimming pool compliance inspection through an accredited assessor upon completion.