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Fencing Installation in Perth 2026, Colorbond, Timber, Pool Fencing Prices, and How to Find a Fencer Near You

Perth fencing guide 2026: how much Colorbond, timber, and pool fencing installation costs in Perth, WA dividing fence laws, and how to find a reliable fencer near you in Perth.

By Perth Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Fencing Installation in Perth 2026, Colorbond, Timber, Pool Fencing Prices, and How to Find a Fencer Near You
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Fencing Installation in Perth 2026

Perth has a large and competitive fencing market. Colorbond steel is the dominant material for Perth backyard fences, well-suited to the city's hot, dry climate and wind exposure. Brick front fences are common in established Perth suburbs. Pool fencing is a significant category given Perth's high rate of private pool ownership. demirs.wa.gov.au

How Much Does Fencing Cost in Perth 2026?

  • Colorbond 1.8m fence (supply + install per lineal metre), typically $75-$155/lm
  • Timber paling 1.8m fence (supply + install per lineal metre), typically $52-$115/lm
  • Glass pool fence (supply + install per lineal metre), typically $182-$378/lm
  • Aluminium pool fence (supply + install per lineal metre), typically $88-$198/lm
  • Brick/masonry front fence (supply + install per lineal metre), typically $248-$598/lm
  • Fence removal (per lineal metre), typically $13-$36/lm

WA Dividing Fences Act

Under WA's Dividing Fences Act 1961, dividing fence costs are generally shared equally between neighbours. Give your neighbour written notice before erecting or replacing a fence. Disputes can be resolved through the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT). wa.gov.au

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