Our warranties differ depending on your chosen fence’s material, design, and style. Be sure to speak with one of the Aus Quality Fencing team members about your warranties and how to make the most of your investment. Some warranties may even be transferrable, so make sure you keep a record of all paperwork and information.

If you own a property, you may be required to split the fence payment between you and your neighbour. It’s always best to speak with your neighbour beforehand and go over the process prior to moving forward and ordering a fence to be installed. This way everyone is in agreement and knows what is going on.

You’re able to do this on your own or have one of our team members help you out – to prevent rot, rust or other damage it’s best to paint or stain your fence depending on the material. This way there’s a protective layer over the fence. All in all, timber fences should be stained and steel or iron fences should be painted.

In doing this, you’ll have a fence that remains stylish and new in appearance but is also strong and able to withstand damage from weather and insects.

Prior to and during the installation of your new fence, it’s important that you provide your fencing contractors access to both electricity and water as well as drinks as a courtesy. As your yard will technically become a worksite it’s also important to ensure children are away from the construction zone and any pets are locked in your home or with a friend or family member.

If you’re expecting to be away from your home during parts of the installation, it’s best to notify our team beforehand. It’s also a good idea to allow the team access to electricity and water so your Perth fencing contractors can get on with the job without a hitch.