Timber fencing on the Sunshine Coast
A warm, natural fence that gives you real privacy and keeps the kids and dogs safe. We supply and install timber fences from Deception Bay up to Coolum and west to Maleny. Free measure-up, honest advice, and quality workmanship.
A warm, natural fence that feels like home
Timber is a classic for a reason. It softens the look of a yard and does the everyday jobs a fence should do. Here is what our customers love about it.
Natural warm look
Timber has a warmth that steel can't match, and it sits beautifully against a garden or an older home.
Real privacy
Close-fitted palings block the view and take the edge off street noise, so the backyard feels like yours again.
Keeps kids and dogs safe
A solid boundary with no gaps at the bottom, so the little ones and the dog stay where they should be.
Good-neighbour finish
Build it double-sided and it looks just as good from your neighbour's yard, which keeps everyone happy along the fence line.
Suits any home
From a Queenslander to a new build, timber blends in and lifts your street appeal, handy if you are thinking of selling.
Cost-effective for a big yard
Treated pine is a budget-friendly way to fence a long boundary or a big block without cutting corners.
Timber styles to suit your place
There is more to a timber fence than meets the eye. Here are the styles we build, and we will help you pick the one that suits your place when we come and measure up.
Butted paling
Palings butted up side by side for a solid, private fence. The classic backyard timber fence.
Lapped paling
Each paling overlaps the next, so there are no gaps to see or squeeze through, even as the timber moves over time.
Lap and cap
Lapped palings finished with a capping rail along the top, for a neat, tidy edge.
Good neighbour
Palings alternate from one side to the other, so the fence looks the same from both yards. A fair, tidy finish for a shared boundary.
Treated batten
Battens for a cleaner, more modern take on a timber fence, spaced for a bit of airflow or set close for full privacy.
Picket fence
A classic picket fence for the front yard, with that timeless street appeal.
Pine or hardwood? We usually recommend treated pine. It is the cost-effective option, and these days treated pine lasts within a close range of hardwood while keeping a sleek, clean finish. Hardwood is a great choice too, it just needs a bit more upkeep, so we recommend sanding and staining it for the best finish and the longest life. We will talk you through both when we quote.
Simple, and no surprises
Free measure-up
We come out, measure, talk through timber, styles and heights, and answer your questions. No charge and no pressure.
A clear quote
We give you a straight-up price and honest advice on what will work best, backed by quality workmanship.
Our own crew installs
The same team that quotes does the job. No subbies, so nothing gets lost in translation.
Cleaned up and done
We take the old fence away and leave your yard tidy, the way we would want ours left.
A recent timber fence in Bli Bli
Old fence out, fresh timber palings in. Warm, solid and a lot more private.
Timber fencing across the Sunshine Coast & Moreton
From Deception Bay in the south up to Coolum, and west to Maleny. That covers Caloundra, Kawana, Buderim, Maroochydore, Mooloolaba, Nambour, Bli Bli, Coolum, Beerwah, Landsborough, Glass House Mountains, Caboolture, Morayfield, Burpengary, Narangba and Deception Bay. Not sure if we reach you? Check our areas or give us a call.
After a different look? We also do Colorbond fencing, gates and automation, aluminium slat screening and retaining walls.
Timber fencing FAQs
How much does a timber fence cost?
Every yard is different, so we come out and give you a price after a free measure-up. It comes down to the length, the height, whether you go treated pine or hardwood, and whether the old fence needs removing. There is no obligation to go ahead.
Treated pine or hardwood?
We usually recommend treated pine. It is the cost-effective option, and these days treated pine lasts within a close range of hardwood, with a sleek, clean finish. Hardwood is a great choice too, it just needs a bit more upkeep, so we recommend sanding and staining it for the best finish and the longest life. Either way we will give you honest advice on what suits your place.
How long does a timber fence last?
A well-built timber fence lasts many years. Treated pine holds up well against rot and termites and keeps its finish with next to no work, and hardwood lasts longer again with a sand and stain now and then to keep it looking its best.
Do you do good-neighbour fences?
Yes. A good-neighbour fence has the palings alternating side to side, so it looks the same from both yards. It is a fair, tidy finish that keeps everyone happy along the boundary.
What styles of timber fence do you do?
Plenty. Butted paling, lapped paling, lap and cap, good-neighbour fences, treated batten, and picket fences. We will talk you through the look that suits your place when we come and measure up.
Do you remove the old fence?
Yes, we can pull out and take away the old fence as part of the job. Just let us know when we come to quote.
Ready for a timber fence that feels like home?
Free measure-up, honest advice, and a local family crew who will treat your place like their own.