Kempsey & district
Fencing Contractors
Kempsey, NSW
- Free measure and written quote
- Licensed NSW fencing contractors only
- Colorbond, timber, pool, rural fencing and gates
- Your details go to one fencer, not three
Answered 24/7 by our booking assistant. A local fencer calls you back.
A New Fence in Kempsey, Without the Ring Around
Whether the old paling fence is leaning, the dog keeps getting out, a storm has flattened a few panels or you have just built and need a fence, the hard part is usually finding a fencer who will turn up, measure up and give you a straight price. That is the part we make easy.
Fencing Kempsey is a local referral service for homeowners in Kempsey and across the Kempsey region. You tell us what you need, by phone or with the form, and we pass your enquiry to one licensed fencing contractor who works in the area. They call you back, come out to measure up and give you a written quote. The quote is free and you are under no obligation to go ahead.
We help you get the right person out quickly, with a clear idea of what the job involves and roughly what it should cost before anyone gets the tape measure out.
Most enquiries we get are for Colorbond and timber boundary fences, but fencers in our network also build pool fences, front fences, side and driveway gates, automatic gates and rural fencing on acreage. Call 02 5502 1119 to talk it through.
Request a Free Quote
Tell us a little about the job. A licensed local fencer will call you to arrange a time to measure up.
Is Your Fence Ready to Be Replaced?
Fences rarely fail all at once. Most people notice a few small things for a while before the whole run needs replacing. Here are the signs fencers look for.
- Leaning sections or a fence line that wobbles when you push it.
- Posts that are rotten or loose at ground level. Timber posts usually fail where they meet the soil.
- Missing, split or loose palings, or gaps the dog has found.
- Rust through the bottom of steel sheets where soil, mulch or garden beds sit against them.
- Gates that drag, sag or won't latch, which matters most on pool fences.
Around Kempsey, humid summers, heavy rain, flooding on the Macleay River flats, termites and salt air near the beaches are all hard on fence posts. Once the posts go, the rest of the fence follows. Fixing a few posts early can be a small repair. Left too long, it is usually a full replacement. See what that might cost.
Fencing Services in Kempsey
Fencers in our network handle residential and rural fencing, from a short side fence and gate to a full boundary or a few hundred metres of stock fence.
Colorbond Fencing
Steel boundary fences in the full range of colours. Low maintenance, termite proof and the most popular choice for new fences.
Learn moreTimber Fencing
Treated pine paling, lapped and capped, and hardwood fences, plus timber screens and front fences.
Learn morePool Fencing
Glass and aluminium pool fences and gates built to the Australian Standard NSW pool barriers must meet.
Learn moreFence Repairs & Replacement
Storm damage, leaning sections, rotten posts and old fences pulled out and replaced, including fibro fences.
Learn moreGates & Automatic Gates
Side gates, double driveway gates, sliding gates and gate automation with motors and remotes.
Learn moreRural Fencing
Boundary and stock fencing, post and rail, and farm gates for acreage and lifestyle blocks around Kempsey.
Learn moreWhat Will a New Fence Cost?
Most fencers won't talk numbers until they have measured up. Here is a rough guide based on typical published prices, so you know what to expect before anyone comes out.
Fencing Across Kempsey and District
We take enquiries from all over the Kempsey region, from Kempsey's suburbs and river villages out to South West Rocks, Crescent Head, Stuarts Point and Willawarrin.
Fencers in our network travel to homes and properties across the district, so it doesn't matter whether you are on a town block or on acreage at Aldavilla or Dondingalong. Longer runs, sloping ground and rocky or hard clay soil all take more planning, and a local fencer will factor that into the quote rather than surprise you later.
How It Works
Three simple steps, and nothing to pay until you have a quote you are happy with.
Tell Us What You Need
Call 02 5502 1119 any time or fill in the form. Our booking assistant takes your details, your address and what you have in mind.
A Local Fencer Calls You
We pass your enquiry to one licensed fencing contractor who works in your area. They call you to book a time to measure up.
Free Written Quote
The fencer measures the fence line, talks through materials and gives you a written quote. You decide whether to go ahead.
Why Kempsey Homeowners Start Here
One Fencer, Not a Bidding War
Your enquiry goes to one local fencer. It is not sold to a list of tradies who all ring you at once.
Licensed Fencers Only
We only refer jobs to fencers who hold a NSW contractor licence for fencing work. You can check any licence yourself on the NSW Government's public licence check.
Prices Out in the Open
Typical costs are on this site, along with a cost estimator, so you can spot a fair quote and plan ahead.
Help With the Neighbour Side
Splitting a boundary fence? Our guides explain how cost sharing works in NSW so the conversation over the fence is easier.
Local Conditions
Kempsey's heavy rain, humid summers, wet ground and termites test every fence post. Local fencers know what lasts here.
No Cost, No Obligation
Using this service is free for homeowners. The measure and quote are free, and you are under no obligation to go ahead.
Common Questions About Fencing in Kempsey
How much does a new fence cost in Kempsey?
As a rough guide, a 1.8 m Colorbond fence usually costs about $110 to $190 per metre installed and a treated pine paling fence about $90 to $160 per metre. A typical 30 m side boundary in Colorbond often lands somewhere around $3,300 to $5,700 before gates or removing the old fence. Try the cost estimator for a rough figure.
Does my neighbour have to pay half?
Usually, for a dividing fence. Under the NSW Dividing Fences Act, neighbours generally share the cost of a sufficient dividing fence equally. If you can't agree, there is a formal fencing notice process. See our cost guide for how it works.
Do I need council approval for a new fence?
Many standard side and rear boundary fences in residential areas are exempt development in NSW, so no approval is needed as long as they meet the height and other standards. Front fences, fences on heritage, flood or bushfire prone land and taller fences can need approval. The fencer or Kempsey Shire Council can tell you what applies.
How long does it take to put up a fence?
A typical residential boundary fence is often done in one to two days on site once materials arrive. Allow a week or two beforehand for the quote, ordering materials and agreeing things with the neighbour.
Colorbond or timber: which is better?
Both are popular. Colorbond is low maintenance, termite proof and lasts a long time. Timber costs a little less up front, looks more natural and is easier to repair one paling at a time, but needs more care. See Colorbond fencing and timber fencing.
Who will I actually be dealing with?
We pass your enquiry to one licensed local fencing contractor, who contacts you directly, measures up and provides the quote. Any contract is between you and the fencer. Read how referrals work.