From a new fence to a more practical entrance, start with the purpose. We’ll talk through your project and the options that suit it.
A boundary fence changes the feel of your whole outdoor area. Whether you’re planning a new fence or replacing an old one, think about the privacy, appearance and access you need.
Share a photo of the space and any styles you like. Fence height, the fall of the land and the existing boundary all help shape the conversation.
A gate should work with the way you use your property. From a pathway entrance to access between spaces, the opening, swing and surrounding fence all matter.
Dynamite Fencing’s published projects include a gate added between properties in Coldstream and tailored gate frames in Powelltown.
Privacy panels and slat fencing can help define an outdoor area without treating every boundary the same. Spacing, colour and height each change the finished appearance.
Published work includes privacy panels in Powelltown and aluminium slats in Vermont South. Tell us how much screening you want and the look you have in mind.
Start with your suburb, the type of work, approximate length and height, and a few photos. Let us know if an existing fence needs to be removed or a gate is part of the project. Final pricing depends on the agreed scope and site details.
Yes. Tell us what you want the fence to achieve—privacy, a new entrance or a better-looking boundary. Reference photos are useful, but you don’t need to have every detail decided before making an enquiry.
Dynamite Fencing is based in Healesville and has published projects in Coldstream, Powelltown and Vermont South. Send your suburb with your enquiry so we can confirm whether your location and project can be accommodated.
Price and timing depend on the materials, dimensions, access, site conditions and current availability. Contact us directly for a project-specific quote and timeframe.
Yes. Send photos by text or through the Facebook page. A wider shot of the boundary, the existing fence and access to the site can help explain the job.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll take it from there.