Gladstone Fencing Contractors: Colorbond® and timber

Yes. Timber is particularly well suited to homes with traditional character, including Queenslander-style homes. ELC assesses your property and builds to suit the existing aesthetic.

Yes. ELC builds custom single and double gates, including powder-coated steel frames. Double gates on recent jobs have been sized for practical vehicle and equipment access. The width is worked out during the onsite quote based on your access needs.

Yes. Gates are built to match your fence, your property layout, and the look you are going for. Single gates, double gates, wider openings: bring it to the onsite quote and Brad will work through the options with you.

COLORBOND® steel comes in a wide range of colours. The team can walk you through the options during the onsite quote, including colours that perform well in Gladstone conditions.

Standard residential fencing in Queensland has set height limits before council approval is required. The Team will flag any approval requirements during the site visit based on your specific boundary and location.

Every site is different, so ELC quotes on the actual job rather than publishing a blanket per-metre rate. A phone consultation gives you a rough estimate before anyone visits, so you know early whether the numbers are workable.

Yes. ELC takes on jobs across different scales. Call the team to talk through your property and what is involved.

Yes. Old fence removal and disposal is priced into the job. If you prefer to remove the existing fence yourself, you can do so, but ELC will provide guidance on what needs to be removed and how to prepare the site.

Yes. A well-built timber fence gives climbing plants and hedges a strong foundation to establish against. As the plants grow, they can form a natural screen that works alongside the fence rather than replacing it.

Because every quote is done on site. ELC does not price timber fencing from a photo or a street view. Brad looks at the actual conditions before any figure is confirmed in writing.

Yes. ELC holds QBCC licence 15605601, covering residential fencing and associated works in Queensland.

Every job is different, so installation timing depends on the specific requirements of the project and ELC’s travel schedule. The team will discuss the expected timing with you based on your job.

Yes. Several of ELC’s fencing jobs sit directly on top of retaining walls, including a 1.8-metre run along the rear of a stepped retaining wall. Brad assesses the specific site during the onsite quote and works out the right post and footing approach for the conditions. Take a look at this Gladstone landscaping project with a sloping block and engineered retaining walls.

In Queensland, dividing fence costs are generally shared equally between neighbours. Negotiating that arrangement and serving any required notices is the owner’s responsibility before ELC books the job.

Yes. ELC builds and installs timber fences and gates for residential properties, giving you a coordinated finish across the boundary.