
Fencing
Mount Austin's rising ground means most fences we build here step down at least one boundary.
Learn more about FencingMount Austin sits on rising ground on the south side of the city, and many blocks slope. Fencing Mount Austin homes often means stepping panels down a grade or building on top of a retaining wall.
We plan the steps so the top line looks even and the gaps at the base stay small.
Ring +61 483 709 394 or use the form to arrange a measure.

A slope changes everything about a fence. Panels need to step, posts need to be longer and soil may need holding back.
Many Mount Austin homes are well established, so we are often replacing an older fence that has slipped with the grade.
Where a retaining wall sits on the boundary, we work out whether the fence goes on top, behind or beside it.
Hillside fence work:
Every service is available here, adjusted for the slope.

Mount Austin's rising ground means most fences we build here step down at least one boundary.
Learn more about Fencing
On Mount Austin's sloping blocks we add steel plinths under stepped panels to close the gaps.
Learn more about Colorbond Fence Installation
Timber palings can follow Mount Austin's gentle grades more smoothly than rigid panels.
Learn more about Timber Fence Installation
Pool barriers on Mount Austin's terraced yards are measured from the finished ground on each level.
Learn more about Pool Fencing Installation
Community and business sites on Mount Austin's hillier streets can be enclosed with stepped mesh.
Learn more about Commercial Security Fencing
Wire fences on steeper Mount Austin land follow the contour with extra strainers at each change in grade.
Learn more about Rural And Farm Fencing
Slat fences on Mount Austin frontages are racked or stepped so the lines read cleanly from the street.
Learn more about Aluminium Slat Fencing
Sections that have slumped down Mount Austin's slopes get new posts set deeper into the bank.
Learn more about Fence Repairs
Older Mount Austin fences that lean with the hill are taken out and rebuilt on a proper set-out.
Learn more about Fence Replacement
We coat timber on Mount Austin's sun-facing slopes, where fences fade faster.
Learn more about Fence Painting And StainingThe slope shapes nearly every job here.
Panels that step down the block without big gaps.
Fences fixed above or behind existing walls.
Front fences that follow the footpath.
Rebuilds where old fences moved with the soil.
Two ways to handle a slope.
Each panel sits level and steps down at the post.
The most common method for steel fences.
The fence follows the slope in one line.
Works best on gentle, even grades.
Slopes need planning before posts go in.
We map every step before ordering panels.
We look at retaining walls before fixing to them.
Plinths and extra posts are listed in the quote.
We check the top line from the street.
Tell us about the slope and any walls on the line.
We measure the drop along each boundary.
We work out panel steps and plinth heights.
Longer posts go in and panels are stepped.
We look at the line together before we pack up.
On the southern rise, most boundaries fall away from the street and need stepped panels or raked timber.
We also rebuild older fences that have slowly leaned downhill over the years.
From the southern rise we also cover these suburbs.
Older homes on wide lots behind the river levee; wire fences for larger lots.
View detailsOlder brick and weatherboard homes with mature trees; slat front fences on request.
View detailsRecent builds where the first boundary fence is still going in; post, rail and gate repairs.
View detailsCommercial sites along the Sturt Highway corridor; old fences removed and rebuilt.
View detailsNew homes with open front yards and fresh boundaries; stain and paint for timber fences.
View detailsLarger lots that back onto open rural land; steel boundaries quoted on site.
View detailsStandard suburban blocks with ageing paling fences; timber paling and picket fences.
View detailsCorner blocks and brick veneer homes in the south-east; pool barriers built to the standard.
View detailsFences planned for rising and terraced ground.
View serviceStepped steel boundaries with plinths for Mount Austin slopes.
View serviceRaked timber fences on gentle grades.
View serviceBarriers measured level by level on terraced yards.
View serviceStepped mesh for sites on hillier streets.
View serviceWire runs that follow the contour.
View serviceRacked slat fronts that read straight from the road.
View serviceNew posts for slumped sections.
View serviceRebuilds where old fences have slipped with the hill.
View serviceRecoats for timber on sun-facing slopes.
View serviceSlope is the main extra cost here, through longer posts, plinths and extra labour.
| Gentle slope | A few steps and small plinths |
|---|---|
| Steep boundary | Longer posts and more plinths |
| Fence on a retaining wall | Brackets or core drilling |
Retaining work, if needed, is priced on its own line.
Request a Mount Austin quoteYes. We step the panels and fill the gaps with plinths. Very steep blocks may need more posts.
Sometimes. It depends on the wall's strength and height. We check before we fix anything to it.
Soil creep and shallow footings let posts move with the slope over time.
Timber can follow a grade smoothly. Steel steps neatly with plinths. Both work.
We will measure the fall and plan the steps before we quote.
Call +61 483 709 394 to book.