Professional Fencing Installation for Outdoor Spaces

Whether you need a new boundary fence, a pool-compliant enclosure or a full property upgrade. Site1 Supplies supplies fencing materials and installation across Perth from our Kenwick showroom. We
work with Colorbond steel, timber and aluminium slat systems. You can request quote for supply-only, install-only or a full supply-and-install package. Depending on how much of the job you want to handle yourself.

Fencing in Perth needs to hold up to sun
exposure and sandy soil movement and strong prevailing winds in many suburbs. So, material choice matters as much as the install itself. Our team will talk you through what actually suits your block. Rather than just quoting whatever's cheapest on the day.

Fencing Installation Services

We install a wide range of fencing styles. Suitable for residential, commercial and industrial projects.

  • Commercial Fencing
  • Colorbond Fencing
  • Aluminium Fencing
  • Slat Fencing
  • Boundary Fencing
  • Front Fencing
  • Side And Rear Boundary Fencing
  • Pool Fencing
  • Garden Fencing
  • Decorative Fencing

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need council approval for a new fence in WA?

In Western Australia, standard side and
rear boundary fences
do not need council approval or a building permit. However, you need planning approval, a building permit, or both if you are building a front fence that does not meet your local council's rules. A non-masonry fence (e.g. Colorbond or timber) higher than 1.8 metres. A masonry fence (e.g. brick or stone) higher than 750 mm. Fencing rules vary between councils. It is always a good idea to check with your local council before starting your fencing
project.

What's the most durablefencing material for WA weather and soil?

Colorbond steel is the lowest-maintenance
option. It holds up well to sun, wind and Perth's sandy, reactive soils. Since it doesn't warp, rot or attract termites. Timber fencing offers a warmer look. But needs more maintenance over time. Also, it can move slightly with ground movement. Particularly in sandy areas without good footings.

Who is responsible forpaying for a boundary fence?

Under WA's dividing fences legislation. Both
neighbours are expected to share the cost of a standard dividing fence. Though the specifics depend on what's agreed between property owners. If you'd like a
fence upgraded beyond a standard sufficient fence. The extra cost falls to whoever's requesting the upgrade. It's worth discussing with your neighbour before ordering.

How long does fenceinstallation typically take?

A standard residential boundary fence can be installed within 1 to 2 days. Once posts are set and cured. Though total project time depends on length, ground conditions and whether old fencing needs removing first. Pool fencing and larger commercial jobs take longer. Due to compliance checks and additional certification.

Colorbond or timberfencing, which should I choose?

Colorbond suits homeowners after a low-maintenance, long-lasting option. That won't need painting or repairs from termites or rot. Also, it comes in a wide range of colours to match your home. Timber gives a softer, more traditional look. It suits heritage-style properties. But it will need periodic staining or sealing. And it is more vulnerable to WA's dry heat and occasional termite activity.

Pickup Hours:

Monday – Friday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday: Closed

For more information, contact: accounts@site1supplies.com

For enquiries, call:

0481 710 633

9:00 AM – 7:00 PM