Professional electric fence installations.
Electric fencing for homes, businesses, smallholdings and farms. We assess your boundary, recommend a suitable layout and provide a clear quote before installation.
New installations · Fence repairs · Rewiring · Compliance enquiries
Fencing for highest security.
The right design depends on what already surrounds your property, the length of the fence and the areas you need to protect.
Wall-top fencing
Fence lines mounted above a suitable boundary wall. A common choice for residential properties, with six, eight, ten or twelve-line options.
Piggyback fencing
Electric fence lines fitted alongside suitable palisade or similar existing fencing. The layout is assessed against the structure and coverage required.
Freestanding fencing
A separate fence structure for sites without a suitable wall. It can serve homes, commercial properties, smallholdings and farm applications.
Electric fence installation prices.
These per-metre fence cost comes from our published price guide. Rates can vary with distance, wall condition, terrain, materials and the selected system.
Wall-top fence
| Fence lines | Under 200 m | 200 m or more |
|---|---|---|
| 6 lines | R105/m | R95/m |
| 8 lines | R125/m | R115/m |
| 10 lines | R145/m | R135/m |
| 12 lines | R165/m | R155/m |
Freestanding fence
| Fence lines | Published shorter-run rate | 200 m or more |
|---|---|---|
| 18 lines | R215/m | R205/m |
| 24 lines | R275/m | R265/m |
| 30 lines | R315/m | R305/m |
Standard hardware and installation labour are included in the published per-metre rates. The energiser and its accessories are quoted separately. For shorter freestanding runs, confirm the applicable rate in your written quotation. Read the full electric fence price guide .
Know what is included in the pricing.
A useful quote sets out the fence layout, number of lines, measured distance, hardware, energiser and any additional site work. This makes different proposals easier to compare.
- Fence length and number of lines
- Posts or brackets, wire and insulators
- Strainers, fittings and installation labour
- Energiser model, location and power supply
- Earthing, siren and other accessories
- Any clearing, difficult access or wall repairs
- Testing, handover and compliance documentation
From site visit to working fence.
Assess the site
Measure the boundary and check walls, corners, access and power.
Plan the system
Choose the fence layout, line count, energiser and accessories.
Install the fence
Fit supports, strain wires, connect equipment and complete the agreed work.
Test and explain
Test operation and alarms, then show you how to use and maintain the system.
Fence maintenance makes a difference.
Vegetation touching the wires and loose or damaged fittings can cause faults and unwanted alarms. Check the visible fence line regularly and contact a technician if the alarm repeats or the energiser reports a problem.
If the fence stops operating during a power interruption, the energiser battery may need attention. Arrange a professional assessment for repairs, rewiring or testing.
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A perimeter fence can provide a deterrent and an alarm signal when the system detects certain faults or interference. Cameras and alarms can add visibility and notification elsewhere on the property.
Explore our CCTV services and alarm installations.
Good to know before installation.
Is the energiser included in the per-metre price?
No. The published per-metre rates cover standard fence materials and labour. The energiser and its accessories are priced separately.
Can you inspect the property before quoting?
Yes. We offer a free site assessment for proposed work so the fence route and installation needs can be checked.
Can you repair an existing electric fence?
Yes. We assess faults such as damaged wires, unwanted alarms, low performance and battery problems before quoting the repair.
What about a certificate of compliance?
Tell us if you need compliance documentation. We will assess the installation and explain the applicable inspection and certificate arrangements in the quote.
Related services and guides.
Show us the boundary.
Send your suburb, approximate fence length and a few photos. We can discuss the layout and arrange a free assessment.