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About fencing and gates in Broadmeadows

There is 1 business listed under fencing and gates in Broadmeadows on Local Business Near Me: Heavens Gate. Each listing shows the address, phone number and opening hours, so you can compare them and get in touch directly.

Broadmeadows is in the City of Hume (postcode 3047). Broadmeadows is the civic heart of the City of Hume, home to the council's main offices, Broadmeadows Central shopping centre, a train station on the Craigieburn line and the Hume Global Learning Centre.

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About fencing and gates in Melbourne's north

There are 35 businesses listed under fencing and gates on Local Business Near Me, across 25 suburbs in Melbourne's north. You'll find the most in Campbellfield (7), Bundoora (3) and Mernda (2). Open any listing for its contact details and location, plus opening hours where the business has shared them. Listing your business is free.

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Fencing and gates in Melbourne's north

Local fencing businesses install Colorbond, timber paling, picket, pool and security fencing, plus swing and sliding gates and automation. New estates often have rules on fence style and height, so check your estate guidelines before you order.

In Victoria, the Fences Act 1968 sets out how neighbours share the cost of a dividing fence, usually in equal shares for a basic fence.

What to check before you book

  • Talk to your neighbour before replacing a dividing fence
  • Confirm the boundary line and whether a survey is needed
  • Check your estate or council rules for height and material
  • For pools, make sure barriers meet Victorian pool safety rules
  • Ask for a written quote including removal of the old fence

Common questions about fencing and gates

Who pays for a dividing fence?

Under Victoria's Fences Act, neighbours usually share the cost equally for a fence that's adequate for both properties. A fencing notice can be used to formalise the agreement.

Do pool fences need to be inspected?

Yes. In Victoria, pool and spa barriers must be registered with council and inspected for compliance every four years.

Can a gate be automated later?

Many sliding and swing gates can have a motor added later. Ask your installer to allow for power and a suitable track.