Living in a bushfire-prone area means every part of your property needs to be considered carefully, including your fencing. While fences are often installed for security, boundary marking or animal control, they can also influence how fire behaves around your property. Choosing the right fence material can help
Coastal vs Inland Locations If you live in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, or the Hunter, you know we have two very different climates. You have the coastal suburbs like Merewether or Redhead where the salt spray hits your windows, and then you have the inland areas like Maitland or
Corner blocks in NSW are subject to stricter fencing rules due to their position at two intersecting streets. These rules are designed to maintain visibility at intersections and reduce safety risks for pedestrians and drivers. If fences are built too high or lack visibility, councils may issue penalties
Neighbourly relations can sometimes be tested when it comes to boundary disputes, especially over fences. These disputes can arise from various issues such as maintenance, cost-sharing, placement, or even the type of fencing. Handling these matters amicably and effectively is crucial to maintaining good relationships with those who
Back in the day, selecting a fence was all about function. The primary purpose for it was to keep the dog in and unwanted pests out, so chain-link fences made of galvanised wire was enough for most homes. Today, neighbourhoods are lined with decorative fencing that reflects the
