
Colorbond fencing
Colorbond side and back fences at the height your estate guidelines allow.
Colorbond fencing in Epping
Wollert is a mix of new estates and older rural blocks, and Paramount Fencing builds fences for both.
Tell us your estate, and we'll quote the fence its guidelines ask for.

Wollert sits between the Merri and Darebin creeks, north of Epping. It was dairy country until the 1960s, and the dry stone walls in Masons Lane still show it.
Today, housing estates are spreading north from Epping, so most homes here are new and need their first fences. The ground is old volcanic plain, and rock can turn up in post holes.


New homes need a full set of fences, and rural blocks need something tougher.

Colorbond side and back fences at the height your estate guidelines allow.
Colorbond fencing in Epping
Lapped and capped timber paling with a plinth, a board along the bottom, as Aurora asks for.
Timber fencing in Epping
Sleeper walls where a new block has been cut into a slope.
Sleeper retaining walls in Epping
Two Wollert estates show how different the rules can be. Read your contract of sale before you choose a fence.
These rules come from Whittlesea council and its planning rules, and they can change.
Check your contract. Aurora, for example, asks for front fencing within six months of the occupancy certificate. Send the quote request once you have a handover date.
Yes. We install post and wire, post and rail, and ringlock stock mesh, a knotted wire grid for sheep and cattle. We also hang farm gates on rural blocks.
It can, because rocky post holes take longer to dig. We'll say at the quote if we expect it.

Add your estate name in the notes and we'll quote to its guidelines.