Fencing Contractors Liverpool NSW

Liverpool City Council follows the NSW SEPP (Exempt and Complying Development Codes) 2008. Side and rear fences up to 1.8 m are exempt in most residential zones. Front fences above 1.2 m, security fences above 2.1 m, and fences on heritage-listed properties require a Development Application. We verify your property's zoning and constraints before beginning.

Liverpool sits on expansive Wianamatta Group clay soils that swell when wet and shrink in dry periods. This soil movement can cause fence posts to lean or shift if not set deeply enough. We install posts in 300 mm diameter holes at a minimum 700 mm depth in concrete, which counteracts soil movement and provides long-term stability.

Yes. The Liverpool industrial precinct around Warwick Farm, Prestons and Moorebank is one of our active commercial fencing areas. We install chain-wire security perimeter fencing, palisade steel panels, welded mesh security fencing with barbed wire or razor wire topping, and automated sliding gates for industrial and logistics facilities.

The Dividing Fences Act 1991 (NSW) applies equally in Liverpool. Before replacing or repairing a dividing fence, you should serve a fencing notice on your neighbour outlining the proposed work and cost. If your neighbour agrees, costs are shared. If they dispute or ignore the notice, you can seek resolution through NCAT. We assist with fencing notice documentation.

Yes. We regularly work with NSW Community Housing providers, private landlords and property managers on fencing for housing commission and social housing stock in Liverpool, Warwick Farm, Miller and surrounding suburbs. We are experienced with the requirements of these properties and provide formal quotes and compliance documentation.