

Strainer Post Fencing
Fence types, recent jobs, quote form
Your fencing site is built before you pay and changed when you ask. On Growth, every measure-and-quote request is acknowledged automatically and followed up while you're drilling post holes.

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Fence buyers compare materials, price per metre and how the quote is split. They decide on what they can see.
"Colorbond fencing" plus the suburb
They want photos of finished runs in their area and how you handle sloping blocks.
"dividing fence" or "boundary fence quote"
Two households paying. A quote that shows each neighbour their share makes the decision easier.
"pool fencing"
Pool barriers have rules, and parents want a fencer who builds to them.
"rural fencing" or "post and wire"
Acreage owners want strainer assemblies, gates and long runs, and someone who works on rough ground.
Neighbours, paperwork, a phone in the ute. Each one hands a fence to someone else.
The neighbours couldn't agree on the split, so the job is off and Tuesday is empty. People three streets away are pricing fences right now and ringing whoever they find.
You're drilling post holes and the phone is in the ute. They ring once, it rings out, and they ring the next fencer.
Homeowners want to see a 1.8-metre Colorbond run or a timber paling fence in a real backyard. If your photos sit on your phone, they choose the fencer whose photos they can find.
Pool fencing has to meet the rules in your state, and parents want a fencer who knows them. With nothing online that shows you do this work, they keep looking.
That's how a homeowner chooses a fencer, so the site runs in that order.
Each material and fence type gets a page with photos, so the search for "timber paling fence" lands on timber paling fences.
Fencing is licensed differently in each state. The basics:
If you hold a licence or registration, the number goes on the site. For pool fencing, the site says you build to the pool barrier rules only if you do.
Sources, checked October 2026: Building and Plumbing Commission (VIC): gates and fences class; NSW Government: categories of building and trade work; QBCC: licensing requirements for fence builders; QBCC: pool safety inspections. Rules change; check with the regulator before you rely on this.
Nothing to pay until you’ve seen your site.
No card. No call.
Your services and contact details, already in.
We make them before you pay anything.
Domain, hosting, SEO and Google profile, done.
Updates, support and small changes.
Standard
$149 + GST per month
For getting found and called.
Growth
$199 + GST per month
For winning more searches every month.
+ $499 go-live fee, after you approve
The preview is free. No card.
Month to month. Leave and it stays live to the end of the paid period.
Leaving? We export your pages and photos.
Yes, if you do. A short page says how you quote shared fences, so both neighbours know what to expect before you visit.
Yes, if you build them. It names the barrier work you do and leaves the inspection and certificate to the people licensed to issue it.
Yes. A page on stepped and raked fences, with photos, shows you handle the hard ground that puts other fencers off.
Yes. Gates, including automatic gates if you fit them, get a page with the styles and hardware you offer.
We can't say. We won't promise jobs, a Google spot or income either. The site gives someone with a leaning paling fence in Mooroolbark a quick way to reach you, with the metres and a photo, and you decide which to measure.
No lock-in. You pay monthly and can stop in any month; the site stays live until the paid month ends, and your pages and photos of Colorbond runs and gates come with you.
No. They come to you and only you. Not to a quote directory, not to the fencer down the road, and we charge nothing per request or per fence either: the plan is a flat monthly amount.
They can request one. The form asks for the material and the rough length in metres, and it goes to your phone so you can look at the photos, call back and set a time that suits the job.
Not yet. It's for fencers with days to fill, or a kind of fence they'd like, such as pool fencing or gates. Keep it in mind for the next time two neighbours can't agree on the split and Tuesday comes free.
Another question? Add it to the preview form and we will answer it when we reply.Ask it there
Give us your trading name, the fences you build and your suburbs. A link to try reaches you within 1 business day: send a measure-and-quote request to yourself. No card, nothing to pay until you're happy.