A coat of stain or paint adds years to a timber fence in Box Hill. EasyFixed gives you an instant online price for fence painting and staining across Box Hill and surrounding suburbs. Tell us the length, the condition and whether you want one side or both, and get a fixed price inc GST in under a minute.
Bring your fence back to life. Painted or stained, one or both sides.
Box Hill has changed more than almost any suburb in the east. Around the station you have high density development, and a few streets out you still have original brick homes on quarter acre blocks with mature gardens.
Colorbond suits most Box Hill boundaries and steps neatly where the block falls. Timber paling with hardwood or steel posts is the better match for the older garden streets where the fence sits behind planting.
Box Hill sits under Whitehorse City Council.
Do I need a permit for fence painting in Box Hill? Dividing fences up to 2.0 metres generally do not need a building permit. Whitehorse City Council controls street frontage heights and there are significant tree controls across the suburb, so check before removing anything near an established tree.
How much does fencing cost in Box Hill? Box Hill sits close to the Melbourne average. Timber paling starts around $120 per metre inc GST installed. Mature tree roots and stepped runs are the usual reasons a job prices above the base rate.
How long does a job in Box Hill take? One to two days for a typical residential run. Tree roots slow post holes down, so allow extra where the boundary runs under established canopy.
Can you remove the old fence in Box Hill? Yes. We remove and dispose of the old fence as part of the install, including old concrete footings.
What's the difference between paint and stain? Stain soaks into the timber and shows the grain, paint forms a film and hides the grain. Stain is usually best on hardwood, paint on pine.
Can you do both sides? Yes, the calculator has a one-side or both-sides option which is priced accordingly.
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