Fencing contractors in East Brisbane

Small lots, close neighbours

East Brisbane is one of Brisbane's oldest suburbs, with workers' cottages, Queenslanders and newer townhouses packed onto small lots. Houses often sit close to the side boundary, so a new fence has to fit neatly between eaves, downpipes, air-con units and garden beds.

We measure carefully around these obstacles and plan post positions so the fence sits straight without damaging anything along the way.

Access down narrow side paths

Many East Brisbane homes have no driveway access to the backyard. That means materials are carried in by hand and old fencing carried out the same way. We allow for this in the quote upfront, so there's no surprise charge on the day.

Shared fences between neighbours

With houses this close together, the boundary fence matters to both sides. Under Queensland's dividing fence rules, neighbours generally share the cost of a standard fence. We'll give you an itemised quote you can share, and work around both households on the day.

Low-lying pockets

Parts of East Brisbane near Norman Creek and the river are low-lying. On those blocks we set posts deeper and make sure water can drain away rather than sitting against the base of the fence.