
Genuine Colorbond Fencing
- Genuine Colorbond steel panels
- Posts, rails and capping
- Colours to suit the house
- Neat, straight installation

Fence Company Glendalough WA
Applied Fencing supplies and installs genuine Colorbond fencing, aluminium and timber-look slat gates, plinths and fence extensions, panel and post retaining walls, and small limestone walls and garden beds.

Applied Fencing is a fence and gate contractor based in Glendalough, Western Australia. We work with genuine Colorbond, aluminium slats and timber-look slats, and we handle the details around a fence too: plinths, extensions, panel and post retaining walls, and small limestone walls and garden beds.
Send us a few photos and a rough idea of the length, and we'll come back to you with a quote.
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Quick to reply and the Colorbond fence went up straight and tidy. Happy with how it looks from the street.
They extended our existing fence rather than replacing it, which saved us a lot of money.
The timber-look slat gate looks great and fits the house. Clear quote, no surprises.
Turned up when they said they would and cleaned up afterwards.
Great advice on the plinth for our sandy yard. The fence still looks sharp.
Repaired our storm-damaged fence and gave us the paperwork for our insurer.
Fencing, gates and the small walls that go with them. If a job isn't listed, give us a call. It might still be one we do.



Send a few photos and a rough length. We'll point you the right way and quote it.
Get a quoteWe're based in Glendalough, WA, so you're dealing with a local contractor who knows the area.
We install genuine Colorbond fencing, so you get the steel you've paid for.
Aluminium and timber-look slats and gates to give the front or side of the house a clean finish.
We can add a plinth or extra height to the fence you already have instead of replacing it.
Panel and post retaining walls and small limestone walls, all from the same contractor.
Call 0492 052 472 or email Admin@appliedfencing.com.au and we'll take it from there.
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You call, email or send the quote form with what you need and a few photos.
We look at the site, measure the run and note slopes, gates and access.
You receive a quote covering materials, labour and any removal of the old fence.
You confirm the quote and we agree a start date.
We order the Colorbond panels, posts and any gates or plinths.
Old fencing is removed where needed and the line is set out.
Posts, rails and panels go in, along with any plinths, gates or extensions.
We walk the finished fence with you and fix anything that needs a tweak.
You receive an invoice, and we hand over once it is paid.
Applied Fencing is based in Glendalough, WA 6016 and works across the suburbs around it.
Not sure if we cover your suburb? Call 0492 052 472 and ask. See all service areas.
Straight answers on cost, council rules and storm damage.
What drives the price per metre, and what a quote should include.
Read the guideCity of Stirling height limits, dividing fences and old fibro fences.
Read the guideA step-by-step checklist for a storm-damaged fence and your claim.
Read the guideCommon questions homeowners ask about fencing in Glendalough.
Yes. Applied Fencing is based in Glendalough, WA and installs genuine Colorbond fencing, along with slat gates, plinths, fence extensions and retaining walls.
Yes. We do plinths and fence extensions, so you can add height or a base to a fence that is already standing instead of replacing it. Send a photo and the rough length for a quote.
Under City of Stirling rules, a front fence can be up to 1.2 m solid, and up to 1.8 m overall if the part above 1.2 m is visually permeable. See our Glendalough fence rules guide for the detail and sources.
Usually both neighbours share the cost equally, with exceptions such as damage caused by one owner or by a natural disaster. The process starts with a written notice to your neighbour. See the dividing fences section.
Do not cut, drill or break it, because old fibro sheeting can contain asbestos. WA allows homeowners to remove up to 10 m² of non-friable asbestos cement, but WorkSafe recommends using a licensed removalist. Once it is gone, we can build the replacement fence.
It can be, depending on your policy. Photograph the damage, make the area safe, check your policy for fence cover, and get a written repair quote for your insurer. Our storm damage guide has a full checklist.
Fill in the quote form on this page, call 0492 052 472, or email Admin@appliedfencing.com.au with what you need, the rough length and a few photos if you have them.