From our Cheltenham office, Amazing Fencing helps Melbourne property owners plan and install fencing for homes, investment properties and commercial sites. We can help you compare privacy, appearance, security and maintenance requirements before selecting a material and layout that suits the property.
Available options include Colorbond® steel fencing, PermaSteel fencing, treated timber paling and feature fencing, slat and screen fencing, matching gates and retaining walls.
Melbourne sites range from compact courtyards and established suburban boundaries to sloping blocks and exposed commercial areas. Steel fencing offers privacy and low maintenance, treated timber has a traditional appearance and can be adapted to many site layouts, while slat and screen fencing can define entertaining areas without the visual weight of a solid boundary fence.
The finished price and installation method depend on the length, height, material, soil, access, gates and any removal work required. A site-specific quote also allows existing retaining walls, vegetation, services and neighbouring structures to be considered before work is scheduled.
Replacing a dividing fence? Discuss the proposal with the adjoining owner and check the requirements that apply to the property. Victorian fencing responsibilities and contribution arrangements depend on the circumstances, while local planning or building rules may also apply. Pool barriers have separate safety requirements.
The Melbourne office is at 1 Elma Road, Cheltenham VIC 3192. Current phone details and opening hours are listed near the top of this page.
Amazing Fencing offers Colorbond® steel, PermaSteel, treated timber, slat and screen fencing, gates and retaining walls. The suitable choice depends on the property, desired privacy, style, maintenance expectations and budget.
Timber paling fencing remains a practical and familiar choice for many Melbourne boundaries. Treated timber provides a natural appearance, can suit a variety of heights and layouts, and can often be adapted to established or sloping sites.
Colorbond® and PermaSteel are popular low-maintenance alternatives. Steel fencing does not need regular painting to maintain the factory finish and is resistant to termites, rot and warping. Colour, profile and site exposure should be considered when selecting a system.
Matching pedestrian or driveway gates can often be included in a fencing project. Confirm the opening width, required access, material, hardware and preferred level of privacy during the quote so the gate can be planned with the fence.
Yes, many fencing systems can be stepped or adjusted for sloping ground. The best approach depends on the gradient, fence style, desired height and how the fence connects to gates, retaining walls or existing structures.
Replacement and removal requirements can be assessed during quoting. Before changing a shared boundary fence, discuss the proposed material, height, timing and cost with the adjoining owner and confirm any notice or approval requirements that apply.
Victorian arrangements generally consider the cost of a sufficient dividing fence, but responsibility depends on the circumstances and the standard each owner requests. This page does not provide legal advice; consult current Victorian Government guidance or obtain independent advice before committing to work.
Requirements can vary by municipality, fence height, street location, corner visibility, heritage or planning overlays, retaining work and pool-barrier use. Check the rules for the specific property with the relevant local council before installation.
Pricing is influenced by fence length and height, selected material and style, gates, removal, access, soil and site complexity. A measure and quote provides a more reliable figure than a general advertised rate.
Have the property address, approximate fence length, preferred material, height and gate requirements ready. Photos of the boundary, access points, slopes and existing fence can also help the team understand the site and arrange the next step.
Use the quote form on this page or call the Melbourne office. Include your suburb and project details so your enquiry can be directed appropriately.
