Rural fencing after the earthworks

Fencing on a rural block goes in after the levels are cut. A fence line on ground that still has to be filled gets buried or left in the air.

Post and rail

Posts, rails and wire where the job needs it. Gates hung so they swing. The line follows the boundary and the finished levels, not the slope that was there before the cut.

Yards

Yards and shelter pads are poured like any other slab: a trimmed base, mesh on chairs, edges formed, a finish that drains. Livestock fencing is built to hold stock. It is not a screen fence.

Plant

Earthworks for these jobs are done with excavators and a Bobcat E35. The fence starts when the machines are out of the way.

Call 0409 630 430 for a rural block in South East Queensland or northern NSW.