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Choosing a new fence starts with one big decision: what should it be made of? Walk through any northside street, from Chermside to Albany Creek to Redcliffe, and you’ll see all four major materials at work. Timber palings along backyards. Tubular steel around front yards and pools. Colorbond lining boundaries. Glass framing sparkling pool areas.
Drive through any newer street in Aspley, Bridgeman Downs or Albany Creek and you’ll see it: sleek horizontal slats, crisp aluminium screens and feature front fences that look like they were drawn by an architect. That’s designer fencing. And it’s no longer just for luxury builds. More Brisbane homeowners are choosing custom fences to lift
It's the question we hear more than any other on the northside: should I go Colorbond or timber? Both are excellent fencing materials, and both are everywhere across Chermside, Aspley, Everton Park, Albany Creek and Redcliffe. But they suit different homes, budgets and lifestyles. The right choice for a new build in Bridgeman Downs
A backyard should be the one place where you can relax while the kids play and the dog does laps of the lawn. That only works if the fence around it does its job. Across Chermside, Aspley, Stafford, Everton Park and the rest of the northside, families ask us the same questions. How high
There's something special about a Queenslander. The wide verandahs, VJ walls, timber battens and high-set charm are part of what makes suburbs like Kedron, Nundah, Wavell Heights and Stafford so loved. But even the most beautiful character home can look unfinished behind the wrong fence. A stark modern panel or a mismatched front fence
Every year, Brisbane's storm season arrives with a familiar pattern. Spring brings hot, humid afternoons, and then the sky turns dark green, the wind picks up and hail rattles the roof. For many northside homeowners, the fence is the first thing to suffer. A leaning panel in Aspley, a snapped post in Stafford, or
Pool fencing regulations in Queensland require every pool to have a compliant safety barrier that meets strict height, gate, and non-climbable zone standards to prevent access by young children and reduce drowning risks. Still dealing with unreliable tradies or confusing rules? Here’s how to get a compliant pool fence done right the first time
Colorbond fence colours are a range of pre-painted steel colour options designed by BlueScope Steel to deliver durable, low-maintenance fencing that suits Australian homes and conditions. Still dealing with unreliable tradies? Get your fence done right the first time by choosing a colour and system that actually lasts, looks sharp, and doesn’t leave you cleaning
The average fence cost in Brisbane in 2026 typically ranges from $75 to $350 per metre for materials and $75 to $300 per metre installed, depending on the type of fencing, site conditions, and overall project complexity. Still dealing with unreliable tradies? Get your fence done right the first time, because cheap fences fail
The ultimate guide to fencing in Brisbane explains how to choose, install, and maintain a durable fence that suits your property, budget, and local conditions. Still dealing with unreliable tradies? Get your fence done right the first time, without the stress, hidden costs, or messy clean-up that so many homeowners regret. For Brisbane homeowners, fencing
