Aluminium fencing gives your home a clean, modern boundary that won't rust, rot or need painting. It's light, strong and powder coated in a wide range of colours, including wood look aluminium slat fencing that brings the warmth of timber without the upkeep. From an aluminium front fence that lifts the look of the street frontage to a pool fence that keeps the kids safe, there's a style for almost every part of the block.
We handle aluminium fencing supply and install in Gisborne, Macedon, Woodend and the towns in between. As a local fencing company, we set every fence out around your slope, garden and gate openings, so it sits level, runs straight and looks like it was always meant to be there.
Here's why homeowners choose us for their aluminium fence:
If you want an aluminium fence that looks sharp, stays straight and needs next to no upkeep, we'd be glad to help.
Call (03) 9605 3505 or fill in the form for your free measure and quote.
Aluminium slat fencing gives a sleek, modern boundary with even gaps that let light and air through. Choose aluminium vertical slat fencing for a tall, architectural look, or aluminium horizontal slat fencing to make a front yard feel wider. An aluminium blade fence uses wider, flat blades for a bolder frontage, and an aluminium louvre fence angles them for privacy that still lets the breeze through.
Aluminium tubular fencing uses slim vertical tubes between top and bottom rails, giving a secure boundary you can still see through. It's one of the most affordable aluminium styles and widely used for aluminium pool fencing, built to Victoria's pool barrier rules with self-closing, self-latching gates and a finish that won't rust around the water.
Aluminium picket fencing gives the classic front garden look without the sanding and repainting a timber picket fence needs. A modern aluminium picket fence uses square or flat-top pickets in charcoal, white or a colour to suit the house, and it's a popular choice for aluminium garden fencing around beds and lawns.
Aluminium Hampton fencing brings the crisp white look of a coastal-style home to a fence that never needs repainting. Solid panels, lattice tops and decorative post caps suit weatherboard homes and new builds alike, and the white powder coat stays bright year after year.
Aluminium batten fencing uses narrow battens with tight, regular gaps for a clean, architectural line. It suits modern homes and new estates, and in white or a light colour it gives a fresh look without the upkeep of painted timber.
Aluminium privacy screens block the view into a deck, courtyard, spa or outdoor area where a full boundary fence isn't needed. They're built as freestanding panels or fixed above an existing fence, and they're just as handy for hiding bins, water tanks and air conditioners.
Aluminium security fencing deters intruders with tall, rigid panels and spear or curved tops that are hard to climb. Matching security gates with heavy-duty hinges and lockable latches complete the line for homes, rural properties and commercial sites.
Aluminium gates are made to match your fence. We build aluminium side gates, a pedestrian gate for the front path, and driveway gates in either style, a swing gate where there's room for it to open or an aluminium sliding gate that runs along the fence where space is tight.
Aluminium is light, so the posts and footings do most of the work. Posts set too shallow or panels fixed out of level can leave the fence moving in the wind, gaps opening along the bottom and gates that drag or won't latch. Fixing that usually means pulling panels off and resetting the posts.
Why Choose Us?
Choosing a new fence can feel like a lot of decisions at once, from the style and colour to how much privacy you really need. We make that part easy by talking through what suits your home and your block before anything is ordered, so you know exactly what you're getting.
As aluminium fencing contractors, we look after the whole job from supply to install. Every fence is set out to sit level and straight on your block, with gates that close and latch without a fight, so it looks right the day we finish and keeps looking that way.
Here's what we bring to every aluminium fence:
Powder-coated aluminium panels and posts, with hinges and latches made for outdoor use, so the fence keeps its colour and works the way it should.
Your quote sets out the length, height, style and gates, so you can compare options side by side and see where the money goes.
Calls returned, a written aluminium fencing quote with a clear start date, and updates while the job is under way, so you always know what's happening.
If you're after a fencing team that keeps things simple and builds a fence to last, we're ready to help. Call (03) 9605 3505 for a free quote.
Book your free measure and quoteAluminium won't rust, rot or attract termites, so the fence stays straight and sound through wet, frosty winters without patch-ups or replacement boards.
The powder-coated finish never needs painting or staining. An occasional wash keeps it looking new, so your weekends go to the garden rather than the fence.
Clean lines and a choice of colours and wood look finishes lift the front of the house, suiting new builds and older homes alike.
Tubular and picket styles keep children and pets in the yard while you can still see them, and pool fencing puts a safe barrier around the water.
Slat, batten and louvre styles can be set with tighter gaps for a private yard, or with more open spacing where you'd rather keep the view.
Aluminium is light yet rigid once installed, so it can be fixed to retaining walls, decks and raised garden beds where a heavier fence would struggle.
Get in touch by phone or through the quote form, and we'll book a time to visit. We measure the run, check the ground and gate openings, and help you choose a style and colour before giving you a free written quote.
Any old fence is pulled out and taken away, and the fence line is cleared. We then string the line and mark each post position, so the new fence runs straight on the agreed boundary.
Posts are concreted in and left to set, then the panels are fixed level between them, stepped or raked to follow any slope. Gates go on last and are adjusted so they close and latch every time.
We clear away offcuts and spoil from the post holes, then walk the fence with you and check every gate. All that's left is to enjoy the yard.
As a rough guide, aluminium fencing in Victoria currently costs somewhere between $105 and $420 per metre, supplied and installed on a reasonably flat, easy site. Tubular and pool styles usually sit towards the lower end, while full-height slat, batten and louvre fences sit towards the top because there's more aluminium in them. Treat it as a starting point for budgeting rather than a price.
The other things that move the price are height, colour and finish, gates, removing the old fence, sloping or rocky ground, and access. Online figures can't see any of that, which is why a measured quote matters for aluminium fences Macedon Ranges homeowners are planning.
For an accurate figure on your fence, call us on (03) 9605 3505 and we'll measure up and quote for free.
Colorbond fencing is a solid steel sheet fence, so it gives full privacy and is usually the more affordable option for long side and back boundaries. Aluminium comes in more styles, from open tubular and picket fences to slat, batten and louvre designs, so it's the more common choice for front fences, pool areas and anywhere the fence is on show.
Many homeowners use both: Colorbond along the side and back boundaries, and aluminium across the front or around the pool, often in a matching colour so the property ties together.
To talk through which material suits each part of your property, reach out to our team.
Timber look aluminium fencing uses a powder coat with a wood grain pattern, so you get the warm look of timber on a fence that won't rot, split, warp or turn grey. It never needs oiling or staining, which is the main reason people choose it for front fences and outdoor living areas.
It does cost more than a plain colour, and up close it reads as a finish rather than real wood. If the natural texture and smell of timber matter to you, timber fencing may be the better fit. If you want the look without the upkeep, wood look aluminium is hard to beat.
If you'd like to see finish samples on site, call us on (03) 9605 3505 and we'll bring some along.
Yes, and it's one of the most common pool barrier materials in Victoria. Pool and spa barriers must comply with the Australian Standard AS 1926.1-2012, which covers minimum height, gaps, climbable objects and gates that self-close and self-latch. The pool or spa also needs to be registered with your local council, and the barrier inspected and certified every four years.
Aluminium suits pools because it won't rust around the water and the gaps between tubes or slats are fixed during manufacture, which makes compliance easier to get right. Where you place the fence matters just as much, since nearby garden beds, retaining walls and furniture can count as climbable.
If you're planning a pool fence, our pool fencing team can talk through the layout before you order anything.
Aluminium doesn't rust or rot, so the frame itself lasts a very long time. What wears over the years is the powder-coated finish, which can fade or chalk with strong sun. Warranties on the finish vary between manufacturers, so it's worth asking what applies to the product you're quoted.
A little care goes a long way. Hose the fence down every few months to remove dust and dirt, keep garden mulch and soil from building up against the bottom rail, and avoid harsh cleaners or scourers that can scratch the coating.
If you'd like advice on the most durable finish for your fence, call us on (03) 9605 3505.
Yes. There are two common ways to fence a sloping block. Stepped panels sit level and drop down in steps between posts, which keeps the tops neat but leaves a triangular gap under each panel that may need filling with a plinth or garden bed. Raked panels are angled to follow the slope, so the fence runs parallel to the ground with an even gap along the bottom.
Raked panels suit gentle, even slopes and pool fences, where gaps under the fence need to stay within the rules. Stepping works well on steeper or uneven ground. Gates on a slope need careful planning so they clear the ground when they open.
If your block has a slope, contact our team and we'll suggest the best way to fence it.
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