A coat of stain or paint adds years to a timber fence in Preston. EasyFixed gives you an instant online price for fence painting and staining across Preston 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.
Preston is a fencing suburb with volume. Big post war blocks through the streets off Gilbert Road and Plenty Road, plenty of subdivided lots and new townhouse builds, and a lot of original fences that have simply reached the end of their life.
Colorbond and timber paling are the two most popular choices in Preston. Colorbond suits the newer townhouse builds and never needs staining. Timber paling is the cheaper option and fits the older weatherboard and brick homes. On the local clay, steel posts under a timber paling fence are worth the upgrade.
Preston sits under Darebin City Council.
Do I need a permit for fence painting in Preston? In most cases a boundary fence under 2.0 metres does not need a building permit in Victoria. Darebin City Council covers Preston, and front fences and any fence over 2.0 metres can need approval, so check with Darebin before you start.
How much does fencing cost in Preston? Preston prices well because the runs are long. Timber paling generally starts around $120 per metre inc GST installed and Colorbond a little higher, with the per metre rate improving over longer runs. Price your exact job in the calculator.
How long does a job in Preston take? Most Preston residential fencing jobs up to 20 metres are completed in one to two days. Larger blocks with 40 metres or more of boundary may run to a third day.
Can you remove the old fence in Preston? Yes. We remove and dispose of the old fence as part of the installation. The cost depends on the material and the length, and long Preston boundaries mean removal is a real line item rather than an afterthought.
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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