Wollert Fencing

Frequently asked questions

Is Wollert Fencing the business doing the work?

No. Yes Right Pty Ltd runs Wollert Fencing as a referral website and does not build fences. Your fence enquiry goes to an independent fencing business, and that fencer quotes, books the job, takes payment and is responsible for the workmanship under its own agreement with you.

How much does a new boundary fence cost in Wollert?

It depends on material, length, height and ground conditions. Our cost guide lists published installed ranges per metre for Colorbond, timber, slat, tubular and glass fences, and explains what each quote should itemise. Neighbours sharing a dividing fence normally split the agreed price.

Do I have to pay for half of my neighbour's fence?

Under Victorian fencing law, adjoining owners generally contribute equally to a sufficient dividing fence. The owner who wants a taller fence or a more expensive material normally pays the extra. The Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria publishes the Fencing Notice process for when neighbours cannot agree informally.

Do I need a permit for a fence in Wollert?

Many side and rear boundary fences up to 2 m high do not need a building permit, but limits are lower near the street and on corner lots, and a title covenant can be stricter. Pool barriers usually need a permit. Check the City of Whittlesea fence guidance or ask a building surveyor.

Which suburbs can I enquire from?

The site takes enquiries from Wollert, Epping, Mernda, Craigieburn and Donnybrook, and from other nearby northern suburbs. Whether a provider can take on a particular job, and how far it will travel, is up to that provider.

What should I include in my enquiry?

Give the suburb, the type of fence, the approximate length and height, whether an old fence needs removing, whether a pool is involved and whether your neighbour has agreed. Photos of the boundary help a provider decide whether a site visit is needed.