Fencing Contractors Campbelltown

Under Campbelltown City Council's development controls and the NSW SEPP (Exempt and Complying Development Codes) 2008, side and rear residential fences up to 1.8 m in height are generally exempt from DA requirements. Front fences above 1.2 m and fences in heritage precincts (such as parts of old Campbelltown township) require a Development Application.

Campbelltown and surrounding suburbs sit on expansive clay soils known as Wianamatta Group shale. These soils swell when wet and shrink when dry, which can push fence posts out of alignment over time if inadequate footings are used. We use oversized post holes (minimum 300 mm diameter) and deep footings (700–800 mm) in this area to ensure long-term stability.

Both perform well in Campbelltown's climate when correctly installed. Colorbond requires almost no maintenance and is better for sloping blocks where stepping can be managed cleanly. Timber paling is preferred by owners of older character homes and in areas near bushland. For maximum longevity in clay soils, we recommend Colorbond with concrete-filled steel posts rather than timber posts.

Yes. We regularly work with property managers, real estate agents and community housing providers across Campbelltown. We understand the specific requirements of social housing stock and can schedule work to minimise disruption to tenants. Our team handles all required council approvals and provides invoices and compliance documentation as required.

A full three-boundary fence replacement on a standard 600 m² Campbelltown lot (approximately 90–110 lineal metres of fencing) typically is quoted after a free site measure depending on fence type, slope and access. Colorbond comes in at the lower end of this range; hardwood timber at the higher end. We provide written, itemised quotes with no hidden costs.