
Colorbond fencing
Replace an old side or back fence with steel that stays solid.
Colorbond fencing in Epping
Thomastown mixes postwar homes with factory yards, so the fences Paramount Fencing installs there run from Colorbond boundaries to chain mesh.
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Thomastown grew from market gardens into a suburb of postwar homes after the 1940s, and from the 1960s manufacturing moved in alongside the houses.
So Thomastown fences range from back fences behind cream brick homes to security fencing around factory yards. Steel mesh with a top rail suits a yard that needs to stay secure but visible.


These three suit Thomastown's older brick homes. For factory yards, we install chain mesh with a top rail.

Replace an old side or back fence with steel that stays solid.
Colorbond fencing in Epping
A paling fence or a low picket front fence for an older house.
Timber fencing in Epping
A sleeper wall where a yard steps down to the next block.
Sleeper retaining walls in Epping
Thomastown is in the City of Whittlesea. Most fences only need to follow the usual height limits, but two things can change that.
These rules come from Whittlesea council and its planning rules, and they can change.
Yes. We install chain mesh fencing with a top rail, in zinc-coated galvanised wire or black plastic-coated wire, plus gates for vehicles. Commercial jobs get a written quote like any other.
Search your address on VicPlan and download the free property report. It names each overlay on the land. If a Heritage Overlay shows up, check with the council before changing a front fence.
Up to 1.5 metres within 3 metres of most streets without a building permit, and only 1 metre within 9 metres of a corner. Inside the Westgarthtown heritage area, ask the council before you change a front fence at all.

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