Paling and Boundary Fences for Everyday Living
te Pickets builds residential paling and boundary fencing with close attention to alignment, site conditions and the finished appearance from the home and garden.
Designed Around the Site
Boundary length, ground levels, access, neighbouring structures, landscaping and the needs of children or pets can all affect the right approach.
Matt reviews the property before the work is scoped so practical considerations can be addressed from the start.
Practical and Properly Finished
When a boundary is visible from the home or garden, its finish matters. Straight lines, consistent post spacing and clean transitions help the fence sit neatly within the property while providing the privacy and security required.
Fencing, Retaining and Access as One Project
Selected Projects
Paddington
Pickets & Front Services
Bardon
Retaining Walls
Ascot
Automatic Sliding Gates
Hawthorne
Gatehouse & Arbours
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a paling fence and a front fence?
Paling fencing is generally used along side and rear boundaries for privacy and security. Front fencing places greater emphasis on street presentation and the home’s architecture.
Can a boundary fence provide privacy and help secure children or pets?
Yes. Fence height, layout and access points can be considered around the privacy and practical security requirements of the household.
Can a paling fence be built on sloping or uneven ground?
The appropriate approach depends on the ground levels, site access and whether retaining work is required. Matt reviews these conditions before the work is scoped.
Can retaining work or a gate be included with a boundary fence?
Yes. Fencing, retaining and access can be planned together where they form part of the same residential boundary project.
What should I provide when enquiring about a boundary fence?
Include the property suburb, approximate boundary length, photographs of the site and any information about access, ground levels or related retaining work.