Fencing in Clifton Grove.

Acreage fencing, house yard to paddock.

A Clifton Grove block usually has three fencing jobs in one: a neat house-yard fence to keep the kids and dogs in, paddock and boundary fencing for stock or just to define the land, and an entrance off the road. We handle all three. The house yard is typically Colorbond or timber, the paddocks post-and-rail or wire matched to your stock, and the entrance a manual or automated gate.

Long driveways and automated gates.

Clifton Grove driveways are long, and a lot of owners want a gate they can open from the car. We size the automation to the gate weight and the driveway slope, fit safety beams and remote or keypad entry, and where running mains power 200m down the drive is a project of its own, we fit a solar-and-battery kit that runs the gate off the sun. The hinge or track post is over-spec and concreted deep below the frost zone so the gate keeps swinging true through the winters.

Rolling, rocky country.

The country north of Orange toward the river rolls and the volcanic ground varies from deep clay to shallow rock. We strain the wire to hold tension over the rises, rock-auger the post holes on the harder ground so the posts reach solid bearing, and footing deep on the clay to beat the frost-heave. That is what keeps a long boundary fence tight and straight rather than sagging in the dips.

Typical Clifton Grove jobs.

• Colorbond or timber house-yard and pool-yard fencing
• Post-and-rail and plain-wire paddock and boundary fencing
• Automated sliding and swing driveway gates, solar option for off-grid runs
• AS 1926.1 compliant pool fencing
• Replacement of leaning old boundary fences on the acreage

Indicative rates are on the pricing page.