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Onpoint-fencing

5.0 (4 reviews)

NSW

About this business

Onpoint-fencing services NSW and surrounding areas.

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Visit websiteCall 0406 502 221

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See what local homeowners are saying

  • ACAimee C21 Nov 2024

    Couldn’t recommend enough! Troy was easy to talk to and got back to us straight away. Quick quoting and completion of job. Finish was high quality

  • SSSiobhan S2 Oct 2024

    Highly recommend onpoint-Fencing. Reliable, easy to deal with and amazing work. They pay attention to detail and work hard to get the job done in a timely manner. Couldn't be more happier with the wor...

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    Highly recommend onpoint-Fencing. Reliable, easy to deal with and amazing work. They pay attention to detail and work hard to get the job done in a timely manner. Couldn't be more happier with the work they have done.

  • NGNels G2 Oct 2024

    Had a great experience with these guys. Happy with their work! Great communication, very professional & excellent attention to detail. Would definitely recommend!

  • RPRebecca P3 Oct 2024

    Troy and team were very easy to work with and did a great job.

Frequently asked questions

How much do fencers typically charge?
Fencing costs vary considerably depending on fence type, length, materials, site conditions and whether existing fencing must be removed. Simple repairs or short runs of standard post-and-paling or Colourbond typically cost less than full replacements or jobs on difficult ground. The page shows live pricing for common fencing jobs, and quotes usually include a call-out fee plus labour and materials, with after-hours work attracting higher rates.
Do fencers charge call-out fees?
Many fencers charge a call-out fee to attend and assess the job, particularly for small or diagnostic visits. This fee is generally separate from hourly labour and materials and may be credited against the job total. Confirm whether a call-out fee applies when you request a quote.
When do fencers need a licence?
Fencing work may require registration or a contractor licence in some states and territories; requirements vary by jurisdiction. Jobs that affect safety or involve pool fencing, structural posts or significant replacement work are examples that may trigger registration. Where applicable, look for a valid state contractor licence, ABN with GST, current public liability insurance, industry association membership (for example FIAA) and a White Card.
How do I get a quote from Onpoint-fencing?
Onpoint-fencing lists phone or through their website on this profile, so you can contact them directly for pricing and availability. Share a short scope and photos to get a faster quote.
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