Fencing Narellan NSW

Colorbond steel in Basalt or Monument is the dominant fence choice across Narellan's residential estates. Many estate covenants specify Colorbond for rear and side boundaries. Aluminium slat fencing is increasingly popular for front boundaries in newer estates, and pool fencing using aluminium tube or glass is standard for the many homes with swimming pools in the area.

Developer covenants in Narellan estates such as Harrington Grove and Harrington Park specify approved fence materials, colours and heights. These covenants run with the land and are enforceable by the developer or estate administrator. We obtain the relevant covenant schedule before quoting to ensure your fence meets all requirements and avoids a rectification notice.

Narellan sits on Wianamatta Group clay soils that undergo significant volume change between wet and dry seasons. We set fence posts in a minimum 300 mm diameter hole at 700 mm depth in concrete, extended to 800 mm on sloped lots. This footing depth provides sufficient restraint against clay soil movement and meets AS 1926.1-2012 requirements for pool fence posts.

Yes. Many new lot owners in Narellan install boundary fencing before or during construction. This is practical — it is easier to fence before the landscape is disturbed — and in many estates is required by the covenant to secure the site. We liaise with your builder to schedule fencing that avoids conflicts with earthworks and concrete deliveries.

Yes. We frequently install pool fencing upgrades for Narellan homeowners who are selling or leasing a property and require a compliance certificate under the NSW Swimming Pools Act 1992. We assess the existing pool area, design a compliant barrier system, install it and arrange the compliance inspection. Turnaround is typically within 2–3 weeks.