Fencing Kellyville NSW

Kellyville's premium residential character is reflected in popular fence choices — aluminium slat fencing in Charcoal or Surfmist for front and side boundaries, Colorbond in Monument or Basalt for rear boundaries, and frameless glass fencing for pool areas. Automated driveway gates are also commonly requested alongside fencing installations in this suburb.

Many Kellyville estates — including the Green Hills and Kellyville Ridge precincts — have developer covenants on title that specify permitted fence materials, colours and maximum heights. We obtain the relevant covenant schedule from your title documents before quoting to ensure the proposed fence complies. Covenant non-compliance can result in rectification demands from the developer.

Kellyville soils are predominantly clay-rich Wianamatta shale, which expands when wet. We set Colorbond posts in a minimum 300 mm diameter hole at 600–700 mm depth in concrete. On sloped blocks or where recent cut-and-fill earthworks have occurred, we extend depth to 800 mm. Correct footing depth is the single most important factor in long-term fence stability in this area.

Yes. We install underground linear actuators and above-ground swing arm operators for swing gates, and rack-and-pinion sliding gate motors for sliding gates. All systems are compatible with remote controls, keypads, intercoms and smart home integration. We recommend a motor with a battery backup to ensure the gate operates during power outages.

Under AS 1926.1-2012, no climbable object (such as a garden bed, pot plant, furniture or structural element) may be within 900 mm of the inside of a pool barrier. The barrier itself must be a minimum 1200 mm high with no horizontal rails on the interior face that could serve as footholds. We verify the non-climbable zone during installation and provide a compliance certificate.