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Sensational Coffs Harbour New Colorbond Fence Installation

New Colorbond Fence Installation Coffs Harbour

Fencing installation and housing booms go hand in hand.

As we are seeing an increase in new houses built in Coffs Harbour, we are also having the pleasure of installing new fences. The standard go to installation for these new developments is Colorbond fencing in the majority of the new developments.

The popularity of Colorbond steel owe a lot to its durability and ease of maintenance. That’s why it’s used in all sorts of homes both old and new all over Coffs Harbour.

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Exposed, The Latest trend in Fence Colour This Month

Feature Fence Colour of the Month

When you have been a fence installer for as long as we have, there are certainly fence colour trends and fads that come around. These trends will often be influenced by reality TV shows and designer opinions, or in some cases they are a timeless classic that will stay in favour for a long time.

Woodland Grey is a popular Colorbond color that has experienced a resurgence in recent months. This classic color offers a natural, earthy look that complements various architectural styles and landscapes. Its versatility makes it an attractive choice for both residential and commercial properties.

Woodland Grey

Woodland Grey – With its dark, grey-green tone are evocative of deep inland bush as well as coastal scrub. It is suitable for a wide range of suburban and rural applications.

COLORBOND® steel Woodland Grey® is a chameleon colour in the palette. Natural building materials such as rock and stone, as well as modern components like dark timber, complement the depth and harmonious tones of colour. It is suitable for a wide range of rural and suburban applications.

No matter if your fence is on Woolgoolga, Coffs Harbour, Sawtell, Bonville or anywhere in between we have the right product for you.

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Colorbond Fence Installation Bonville

When the new owners of this property arrived, they immediately saw the need to replace the old dilapidated timber fence with a new Colorbond fence that was in keeping with the aesthetics of the property.

They gave us a call to install their new Colorbond fence in the ever popular colour Woodland Grey in the newest profile from Our Town Fencing Sawtooth.

Installation process

When you are ready to proceed with your installation of the new Colorbond fence.

The installation process involves removing the old timber fence. Preparing the site for the new fence, and then installing the Colorbond Fence.

Correct installation is crucial to ensure the longevity and effectiveness of the fence.

Whilst there are many variables, the average fence installation takes around 2 days.

The Truth about Unlicenced Fence Installers

Why Should You Choose Licensed Fence Installers?

Licensed fence Installers have invested years, if not decades learning the skills and expertise needed for their chosen trade. In addition, they have committed to undertake any further training that may be required of them by becoming licensed and insured.

You should always check your fencer holds the right licence for the job!

When assessing potential fence installer for your project, it is important to always ask them to show you their licence and insurance.

Why does an unlicenced fencer cost less?

The reason an unlicensed fence installer may quote a lower price is that they often haven’t completed the training or gained the qualifications necessary to work in their field. They have lower overheads as they are not paying licensing fees, and possibly not obtaining liability and worker’s compensation insurance either.

This lack of skills can become apparent in the inferior quality of their handiwork. They are also more likely to cut corners.

In addition to the initial costs of installation, imagine paying thousands of dollars extra to correct their mistakes?

NSW Fair Trading research into licensing reveals that some consumers are at risk because they do not actively check that a tradesperson is licensed before they hire. The research shows that 80 percent of homeowners think licensing is important, but only one in 10 go to the Fair Trading’s website to check if a tradesperson is licensed or not.

Go to the NSW Department of Fair Trading home building licence check page or call 13 32 20 to do a free licence check.

Reference: NSW Department of fair trading