Whether enclosing a yard or framing a lush garden, fencing enhances properties in Wagga Wagga NSW. With their combined landscaping expertise and carpentry skills, Brother Landscaping creates stunning, functional fences to meet any need. From materials selection to professional installation, they expertly handle all aspects of fencing work for residential and commercial settings.
Benefits of Professional Fencing Services
Fencing projects require know-how to get right. Hiring Brother Landscaping fencing contractors provides:
- Structurally sound fences properly set into the ground and braced against winds
- Cohesive look through continuous rails, consistent board spacing, and flush fastening
- Gate installation for easy access, properly hung and latching securely
- No warped or splitting boards, thanks to properly sealing and treating wood
- Gates and fences customized specifically to your requirements
- Clean property lines clearly delineated through fencing
- Reduced hassle thanks to their professional crew handling the heavy work
- Licensed and insured work protecting you down the road
Fencing Services Offered by Brother Landscaping
With expertise in diverse materials, Brother Landscaping installs:
Wood Fencing
Various woods, styles and staining options including picket, privacy, lattice top and more.
Chain Link Fencing
Reliable, cost-effective option for security and pet containment.
Vinyl Fencing
Low maintenance PVC fencing with wood aesthetic but no rotting.
Ornamental Metal Fencing
Decorative steel, iron and aluminum fences in assorted styles.
Farm & Ranch Fencing
Livestock containment fencing such as barbed wire, livestock panels, gates and corrals.
Commercial Security Fencing
Robust perimeter fencing solutions for factories, storage facilities and businesses.
Swimming Pool Fencing
Code-compliant pool enclosures help prevent accidents and enhance privacy.
Fence Repair
Prompt fixing of damaged boards, posts, gates and hardware.
Why Choose Brother Landscaping Fencing in Wagga Wagga?
As a top landscaping company in Wagga Wagga NSW, Brother Landscaping is the smart fencing choice due to:
- One-Stop Services – They handle all aspects from demolition and disposal to permits and materials.
- Safety-focused – Following secure installation practices protects your family and pets.
- Custom Designs – Every fence is tailored to your unique specifications and site.
- Extensive Material Options – They offer a diverse selection of fencing materials to suit any need and budget.
- Local Experience – Their intimate knowledge of regional soil, winds, and codes informs proper installation.
- Quality Craftsmanship – Meticulous workmanship results in solid, aesthetically pleasing fences that endure.
What to Expect with Brother Landscaping Fencing
Fencing projects with Brother Landscaping follow this seamless process:
- Consultation to discuss your needs, style preferences, and project site details.
- Precise measurement of the perimeter to be fenced.
- Review of pricing options and material recommendations.
- Acquiring of any required permits.
- Optional demolition and removal of old, damaged fencing if present.
- Digging of post holes and installation of fence posts and/or metal framing.
- Mounting of chosen fencing materials with care for proper alignment, spacing and structural integrity.
- Installation of any gates and accessories like latches and lights.
- Inspection of the finished fence, double-checking for security, workmanship and aesthetics.
Contact Brother Landscaping for Expert Fencing
Protect your pets, delineate property lines, gain privacy, enhance security and improve curb appeal with fencing from the pros at Brother Landscaping. Call today to discuss your fencing needs in Wagga Wagga NSW.
Frequently Asked Fencing Questions
Q: How far apart should fence posts be spaced?
A: For wood fencing we recommend 8 feet on-center spacing for posts to provide optimal structural support.
Q: Should fence boards be installed on one side or alternating sides?
A: Boards fastened on alternating sides makes for a stronger, longer-lasting fence. This is standard practice.
Q: How deep should fence posts be set into the ground?
A: Posts should be buried 1/3 of their total height, and deeper in loose, sandy soils. Proper depth prevents leaning.
Q: What is the difference between picket and privacy fencing?
A: Picket is spaced apart and privacy has tight board spacing. Privacy blocks views but picket maintains some visibility.
Q: How often does fencing need to be repaired or replaced?
A: With quality materials and proper installation, fencing typically lasts 10-15 years before needing partial repairs or full replacement.
