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Fencing services
Describe the boundary and explain whether you want privacy, a visible division, replacement of damage or another defined outcome. Provide approximate lengths, photographs, slopes and gate requirements, and identify the agreed line of work rather than expecting the fencing contractor to determine ownership.
Service scope
Supply, installation, repair or maintenance of a specified boundary fence and related openings. The purpose may be privacy, demarcation or an assessed security requirement, with materials, terrain and access defining the system rather than a single generic price per metre.
What is normally included
- Review of fencing purpose and site
- Specified fence and post work
- Agreed gates finishes and maintenance options
What is not included
- Resolution of legal boundary disputes
- Guaranteed security or sound reduction without a supported system specification
Typical tasks
- Review the boundary and fencing objective
- Measure the agreed installation line
- Specify materials posts and openings
- Complete the contracted fence work
- Check finish and handover care information
What to include in your brief
- Approximate length and height
- Purpose and preferred material
- Boundary photographs and level changes
- Gates and access requirements
- Ownership agreement and known ground constraints
Choosing the right professional
Compare complete systems, including posts, fixings, finishes and removal of the old fence. Ask how wind exposure, slopes and underground constraints will be assessed, and distinguish ordinary screening from a fence with separately evidenced security or acoustic performance.
Important considerations
- Unconfirmed boundary positions can create disputes
- Inadequate assessment of exposure or ground can affect the installation
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