Colorbond fencing
Supply and install in the full BlueScope Colorbond® colour range — standard sheet, slat or lattice tops, in heights from 1.5m to 2.4m. Neat both sides, so it looks right for you and the neighbours.
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Hillside Fencing supplies and installs Colorbond fencing, timber paling fences, gates, pool fencing and retaining walls — built straight, set in concrete, and finished with the site left clean.
What we do
Residential and small commercial fencing, supplied and installed by the same crew that quotes the job.
Supply and install in the full BlueScope Colorbond® colour range — standard sheet, slat or lattice tops, in heights from 1.5m to 2.4m. Neat both sides, so it looks right for you and the neighbours.
Treated pine paling fences with capped or exposed posts, built on galvanised or timber rails. Standard 1.8m boundary fences, lapped or butted, plus feature and capped-and-moulded finishes.
Steel-framed pedestrian and double gates clad in Colorbond or timber, hung on heavy-duty hinges with drop bolts and lockable latches. Sliding gates and wider driveway openings to suit.
Frameless and semi-frameless glass pool barriers, and powder-coated aluminium pool fencing, built to the Victorian barrier standard. Includes self-closing, self-latching compliant gates and the correct non-climbable zones.
Storm damage, leaning posts, rusted plinths or a single damaged panel — we match the existing profile and colour where we can, rather than replacing the whole run.
Concrete sleeper and treated timber retaining walls with the fence built directly above — the usual fix for sloping blocks and split levels in the newer Melton and Brimbank estates.
Why choose us
Hillside Fencing is a local, owner-operated business. The person who quotes your job is the person who builds it — so nothing gets lost between the sales visit and the install.
We use real Colorbond steel — not look-alike imported sheeting — so the colour and warranty hold up in the Victorian sun.
Every post is dug to depth and concreted, not rammed into dirt. It's the single biggest reason a fence stays straight when the westerlies come through.
Old fencing, offcuts, concrete spoil and packaging all leave with us. You come home to a finished fence, not a pile of rubbish.
Based in Hillside, working across Melton, Brimbank and Melbourne's west. You get a start date we actually keep and a phone number that answers.
A written, itemised quote before we start — materials, heights, gates, removal and rubbish included. The quoted price is the price you pay.
Recent work
Real jobs across Melbourne's west — most of them replacing a fence that had blown over, rotted out or rusted through.





Where we work
Based in Hillside and working right across Melbourne's western growth corridor.
Travel is included in your quote for every suburb listed above — no call-out fee. We also work in suburbs beyond this list, so get in touch and we'll let you know.
Further north? Our sister business Mickleham Fencing covers Mickleham, Craigieburn, Kalkallo, Donnybrook and the rest of Melbourne's northern corridor — same crew, same standards.
How it works
Four steps from first phone call to a finished fence and a swept site.
Call, text or send the form with your suburb and the rough length of fencing you need.
We come out, measure, check levels and talk through materials, heights and gates.
An itemised quote — materials, removal and rubbish included — usually back to you within 48 hours.
Most residential runs are done in one to three days, with the site swept on completion.
Questions
The things homeowners ask us most often before booking a fence.
As a guide, $90–$180 per linear metre for Colorbond and $75–$130 per metre for treated pine paling, supplied and installed — depending on height, terrain and access. Removing an old fence is quoted separately. We price it properly after an on-site measure, and the written quote is the final price.
Yes. The on-site measure and the written quote are free, with no call-out fee anywhere in our service area, and no obligation to go ahead.
Hillside, Taylors Hill, Taylors Lakes, Sydenham, Delahey, Keilor Downs, Burnside, Burnside Heights, Caroline Springs, Fraser Rise, Plumpton, Aintree, Deanside, Rockbank, Melton, Melton South, Mount Cottrell, Truganina, Tarneit, Wyndham Vale, Manor Lakes, Werribee, Hoppers Crossing, Williams Landing and Point Cook. If you're just outside that list, call us anyway — we're often working nearby.
Under the Victorian Fences Act 1968, neighbours generally share the cost of a sufficient dividing fence
equally. If you want something above that standard — extra height, a premium colour, a feature top — you usually cover the difference. We can lay the quote out so the split is easy to show your neighbour. For a dispute, Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria is the free first stop.
Yes, and it's strictly enforced in Victoria. Pools and spas that can hold more than 30cm of water must be registered with your council, and the barrier has to be inspected and a certificate of barrier compliance lodged every four years. Which version of the Australian Standard applies depends on when the pool was built. We build to the standard for your pool's date — correct gap and height dimensions, non-climbable zones, and self-closing, self-latching gates — so it passes inspection. As a guide, frameless glass runs around $250 per metre. Your council is the final authority on compliance for your property.
Most residential runs are done in one to three days. Posts go in and are concreted first and left to set, then the rails and sheets or palings go on. Bigger jobs and retaining walls take longer — we'll give you a realistic window with the quote.
Yes. Removal and disposal of the old fence is itemised in the quote so you can see exactly what it costs. All of it — old palings, sheets, posts, concrete spoil and packaging — leaves with us.
Yes. We either step the fence down the slope in even drops, or build a concrete sleeper retaining wall and run the fence above it. On the newer Melton and Brimbank estates, where blocks are often cut and filled, the retaining option is the usual answer.
Hillside sits in the middle of two very different jobs. The established streets here and through Taylors Hill and Caroline Springs went up in the nineties and early two-thousands, and those original timber fences are now at the end of their life — grey, leaning, rotted off at the base. A few minutes up the road, Fraser Rise, Aintree and Plumpton are still going in, where it's first fences on bare blocks. Being based here means we know which is which before we arrive.
Genuine BlueScope Colorbond® steel is the default for boundary fencing out here: it handles the sun, doesn't need painting, and comes in the colour range most estate covenants ask for. Treated pine paling is the cheaper option and still the right call for plenty of backyards. For anything holding back soil, we use concrete sleepers between galvanised posts rather than timber sleepers that will rot out in a decade.
Replacing twenty-year-old timber paling that's twisted or rotted at the base — that's the bulk of it around Hillside. Standard 1.8m Colorbond boundary fences on new builds further out. Adding a steel-framed gate to a side passage. Matching a single damaged panel after a storm. Retaining walls with fencing above on blocks that step down. Most of these are one to three day jobs for a two-person crew.
Call or send the quote form with your suburb and an idea of how many metres you need. We'll come out, measure, check the levels and the access, and put a written price in front of you — usually within 48 hours. There's no call-out fee for the visit and no obligation once you have the quote. If you go ahead, we lock in a start date and keep it.
Free on-site measure, fixed written quote, and a start date we keep.
Free quote
Tell us your suburb, the rough length of fencing and what you're after. We'll come out, measure it properly and send back a fixed written price.