Fencing Bangor

Yes, we do, fencing Bangor properties and many other suburbs in the Shire often involve installation on steeply sloped blocks. We tailor every fence to the land. Depending on the grade of your block, we can either step the fence or have it follow the contour for a smoother look. We take care to ensure posts are properly set and levelled, so your fence not only looks great but stays strong and stable over time. If needed, we also build retaining walls to make the space more functional and visually balanced.

Absolutely. Combining fences and retaining walls is quite common in Bangor due to the suburb’s varied elevations. We often work with timber or concrete sleeper walls to retain soil and level out outdoor areas. Then, we install your chosen fence, usually on top or directly behind the wall, depending on what suits your layout. This is a great option for creating a safe, usable garden space, especially if your backyard is on a slope. It also looks neat and adds structure to your landscaping.

If you’re looking for a fence with a retaining wall then be sure to call the fencing contractors Bangor locals choose for quality installations at an affordable price. Call today for a free quote!

Yes, it definitely can, especially with solid materials and the right setup. Colorbond is a good go-to for this. Because it has no gaps, it helps block out noise from nearby roads, neighbours, or even schoolyards, and it also cuts down wind in more open or elevated parts of Bangor.

If noise is a major issue, we can also talk about acoustic fencing. It’s designed to absorb and deflect sound, and it makes a noticeable difference if you’re dealing with regular traffic noise or just want a quieter outdoor space. We’ll check out your block and help you figure out what works best for where you are.

When built and maintained properly, it holds up well and can last 15-20 years. We use treated pine or hardwood, both of which are suited to resist rot, pests, and general wear. That said, like any natural material, timber does need a bit of care. Occasional staining, sealing, or repainting can go a long way in keeping it looking fresh. If your fence is shaded by bushland or trees, we’ll also make sure there’s proper clearance at the base to reduce moisture buildup. Moisture buildup can cause palings and posts to rot at an accelerated rate.

Timber fencing used to be substantially cheaper than Colorbond fencing, but that’s no longer the case. With lumber costs rising in recent years, the comparative costs between the two are very comparable. Standard treated pine paling fences still generally come in a little cheaper than Colorbond. However, when you take into consideration the minimal maintenance and longevity of Colorbond, many homeowners opt to go with Colorbond.