🪵 Fencing in Sunshine Coast
Compare 49 fencing operators across Sunshine Coast. Timber, Colorbond and pool fencing — installation and repair.
Colorbond fence, per linear metre installed: $95 – $145
Fencing in QLD is mostly unregulated except for two specific cases: pool fencing (strict regulation under Building Code of Australia + QLD Pool Safety Standard) and dividing fences (Neighbourhood Disputes Resolution Act 2011 — both neighbours typically share cost equally). Always check before agreeing to share costs.
Fencing operators in Sunshine Coast
Verified operators ranked first. Listed entries are sourced from public records and may not yet be claimed by the operator.
ACR Contracting
Listed📍 Beerwah
All Fencing Aura
ListedAussie Jams Fencing
Listed📍 Buderim
Aussie Jams Fencing Specialist
ListedAustralian Temporary Fencing
Listed📍 Landsborough
Bamboo Fencing
Listed📍 Sippy Downs
Blitz Glass
ListedCampbell Construction Co
ListedChippy Goat
ListedClearview Innovations
ListedCoast Property Maintenance and Improvements
Listed📍 Peregian
CoastaValley Landscaping & Earth works
ListedCustom Retaining Solutions Pty Ltd
Listed📍 Cooroy
Discount Landscape Supplies
ListedEven Flow fencing and handyman
ListedFab-Tec
ListedFBF
ListedFence By Design
ListedFenceHQ
Listed📍 Sippy Downs
Fenceline QLD
Listed📍 Landsborough
Fencepac
Listed📍 Maroochydore
Fencing Sunshine Coast
ListedGJM Balustrading
Listed📍 Eumundi
Gormans Fencing
ListedJakeda Fencing
ListedKAWANA LATTICE & SCREENS
ListedLifetime Timber Suppliers Sunshine Coast
ListedLivingScape Landscape Design & Construction
Listed📍 Mooloolaba
Lysaght Sunshine Coast
ListedMark Stubbs FENCING Maleny & Hinterland
Listed📍 Maleny
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📅 When to book
Standard fencing 2-4 weeks. Pool fencing — book 4-6 weeks ahead (peak demand around summer). Storm damage repairs same-week with most operators.
📋 License & verification
Fencing work over $3,300 requires QBCC license. Pool fencing must comply with QDC MP3.4 — non-compliant pool fencing must be rectified before sale or pool inspection.
⚠️ Common mistakes
- •Building a dividing fence without written agreement with neighbours — costs disputes are common
- •Installing pool fencing without form of certification — must be Pool Safety Inspector signed off before final pool certificate
- •Building on the wrong boundary — assuming the old fence line is the legal boundary; a survey or dial-before-you-dig check avoids a costly relocate and a neighbour dispute
Frequently asked questions
Who pays for a fence between two properties?
Under QLD's Neighbourhood Disputes Resolution Act, neighbours share cost of a 'sufficient' dividing fence equally. If you want a higher-spec fence, you pay the difference. Always agree in writing before work starts.
What's the QLD pool fence law?
Pool fencing must comply with the QLD Pool Safety Standard — minimum 1.2m high, no climbable objects within 90cm, self-closing self-latching gate. New pools and any fence rebuild require a Pool Safety Certificate from a registered inspector.
How much does fencing cost per metre in SEQ?
As a rough guide, timber paling is lowest per metre, Colorbond mid-range, and feature or pool-compliant glass fencing the most. Site access, slope and removing the old fence all add to the price — get an on-site quote.
Do I need a permit to build a fence?
Standard dividing fences generally don't need council approval, but height limits, corner-block sightline rules, and pool fencing (which must meet the pool safety standard and be certified) are the exceptions. Check with your council for anything tall or on a boundary corner.