Quality acreage and rural fencing – specialising in post and rail fencing, livestock fencing and boundary fencing. With over 20 years’ experience servicing the local area Bromelton, you can be confident you will have a fence that will be serviceable to your needs, built solid and look great. Call us to discuss your individual fencing requirements and to receive a free quote.
Our Fencing Services in Bromelton
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What Our Clients Say About Us?
Craig and Dianne – Cedar Grove
We are thrilled with the new fences and thank Jim and his super-efficient team for all their efforts. We really do appreciate it and have no hesitation in recommending your company to others – in fact we have had several people stop already and ask who did the fencing for us. We would also like to emphasise that we were extremely happy with the way you kept us informed throughout the process as to any alterations to the installation date – unfortunately in the past we have not had such good communication from some other trades people and this makes one rather jaded. Your team has restored our faith that some companies really do care!!!!!
Chris & Tracey Cedar Grove
We have been using Straight Up Fencing since we moved to Cedar Grove 8 years ago. The external dog proof fencing (split posts & ring lock), looks great and after 8 years the wire is still as tight as the first day. Jim also built a retaining wall out of sleepers and the latest job was 3 fantastic horse yards and an extension to the open stable. The materials that are used are of a very high quality to match the workmanship.
We trust Jim & Deb to come and go as they please whilst we are at work. Which says a lot as I don’t trust many people alone with my dogs and horses. I would not hesitate to recommend Straight Up Fencing. They are a great local family business.
Greg and Shannon Watson, Jimboomba
Searching for a contractor can often be quite daunting when you don’t know who is who or what is what and when so many companies are now outsourcing their work you just never know who and what quality you’re going to get. Needless to say we were delighted to stumble upon Straight Up Fencing who are a family owned and operated, exceptionally professional business.
Right from the very first phone call we were blown away by Deb’s friendly and yet professional manner, going out of her way to answer all our questions and provide us with the information we needed to make our decision. Our phone call was promptly followed up with a site visit from Jim who spent time walking us through our options (literally!), and explaining the installation process and reassuring us of the quality of the products he uses and why.
With only a short timeframe to have our fencing completed, Jim & Deb were more than accommodating and we now have a beautiful, quality built rural fence that I’m sure will be standing for decades to come.
Lydia & Charles Keating Greenbank
Jim/Deb , just a note to say how Fantastic the job you did with our Fence was, the job from start to finish was done with utmost care and attention and the detail to which Jim and yourself showed toward the finished product was second to none, we really love the finished product and keep looking at it all the time, Comment from friends and neighbours have put this as a talking point, completed with in 3 days and every detail taken care of , including the fantastic extra gates was well worth the extra and now looks “Finished” , excellent eye for detail and clean up was awesome, we have told all our friends about this fantastic job and hold your company with high praise. Thanks again for the fantastic job done.
Jane Harrison New Beith
We had a fence put up by Straight Up Fenciing on our acerage and are really, really impressed. Turns out they did our neighbours fence many years ago as well and it is standing the test of time beautifully.
It’s rare that a company lives up to it’s name. Straight up all the way. Lovely people, proffessional in every way.
Mel and Simon, Flagstone
Jim and Deb, we are thrilled with the fence! It is exactly how we imagined it. What a great way to be greated when we arrive home.
Your professional approach and craftmanship is very much appreciated. This is why business is booming – you only accept a quality product and result. Thanks again for all that you have done.
Treated Hardwood Post Fencing Bromelton
- High durability and longevity
- Resistant to decay and pests due to treatment
- Versatile applications for different fencing requirements
- Can be oiled, stained or painted
Treated hardwood is a popular choice for durable and long-lasting fencing – suitable for rural, acreage and large residential fencing. The treatment process helps with resistance to decay and pests, making it a reliable option for outdoor use.
Available in various sizes, treated hardwood posts can be simple and practical with just wire or a real standout when paired with different types of rails and/or wire, offering flexibility to meet your specific needs and preferences.
Installation Process: We offer both ramming and concreting methods to provide the best option for your fence, taking into account the specific requirements of your property, fence style and soil conditions.
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect posts for any signs of wear or damage. Apply protective treatments to maintain the wood’s integrity. Keep the fence line clear of debris and vegetation to prevent moisture retention
Interested in enhancing your property with treated hardwood posts?
Treated Pine Post Fencing Bromelton
- Affordable and durable
- Resistant to pests and decay
- Versatile for various fencing applications
- Natural wood appearance – can be oiled, stained or painted
Treated pine posts are a versatile and cost-effective option for fencing, offering durability and resistance to pests and decay. Ideal for large residential, acreage and rural applications, treated pine provides a reliable and aesthetically pleasing fencing solution.
Treated pine posts come in various sizes and configurations, making them suitable for a wide range of fencing needs. Use with hardwood, pine or steel rail and/or different types of wire to create a sturdy, long-lasting fence.
Installation Process: We offer both ramming and concreting methods to provide the best option for your fence, taking into account the specific requirements of your property, fence style and soil conditions.
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect posts for any signs of wear or damage. Apply protective treatments to maintain the wood’s integrity. Keep the fence line clear of debris and vegetation to prevent moisture retention
Ready to fence your property with treated pine posts?
Hardwood Rounds and Split Post Fencing Bromelton
- Highly durable and resistant to weather conditions
- Ideal for rural and residential applications
- Natural and traditional aesthetic – can be oiled or stained
- Versatile configurations to meet various needs
Hardwood rounds and split posts are a robust and traditional fencing option, perfect for both rural and acreage settings. They offer excellent durability and are popular for post and rail fencing or any livestock fencing application.
Installation Process: These posts should be rammed only
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect posts for any signs of wear or damage. Apply protective treatments to maintain the wood’s integrity. Keep the fence line clear of debris and vegetation to prevent moisture retention
Looking to improve your property with hardwood rounds or split posts?
Steel Post Fencing Bromelton
- High strength and durability
- Resistant to weather conditions
- Ideal for various applications
Steel posts offer strength and durability, making them an ideal choice for a wide range of applications including cost-effective options to define large boundaries and difficult terrains with star pickets, powder coated pipe with rails for residential settings or welded cattle rail for livestock. Available in different sizes/types, with your choice of wire or rail makes for a sturdy, long-lasting fencing option, capable of withstanding harsh weather conditions and heavy use.
Installation Process: Star pickets are driven in while other steel posts will need to be concreted.
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect posts for any signs of wear or damage. Keep the fence line clear of debris and vegetation to prevent moisture retention
Interested in upgrading your property with steel posts?
Combination Post Fencing Bromelton
- Versatile and affordable
- Combines the strengths of different materials
- Suitable for various fencing applications
- Durable
Using a combination of posts allows for a practical cost-effective fencing option for longer runs of fencing or more difficult terrain. Usually a mix of split post, treated pine log or hardwood posts with star pickets and your choice of wire, this approach can allow for a tailored fencing option that meets your specific needs and conditions.
Installation Process: We may use ramming or concreting methods, taking into account the specific requirements of your property, fence style and soil conditions.
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect posts for any signs of wear or damage. Keep the fence line clear of debris and vegetation to prevent moisture retention
Ready to contain your property with a combination of posts?
Timber Paling Fences Bromelton
- Offers privacy and security
- Customisable designs to suit different preferences
- Classic and natural appearance – can be oiled, stained or painted
- Durable
Timber paling fences are a popular choice for providing privacy and security. These fences are versatile and can be customised to suit design preferences and functional needs.
Installation Process: Posts are concreted in
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect the fence for any signs of damage or wear. Apply protective treatments to maintain the wood’s integrity and appearance. Keep the base of the fence clear of debris and vegetation to prevent moisture retention and decay
Interested in providing privacy on your property with a timber paling fence?
Returns with Banks Bromelton
- Secure fencing for trickier returns
- Durable materials for long-lasting use
- Adaptable designs to fit different landscape requirements
- Functional and cohesive appearance
Returns (fence coming from the side boundary to the house) that have banks can still be successfully fenced, allowing animals to be contained to the back if preferred. We can use the same materials we use to build your boundary fence for consistency.
Installation Process: We may use ramming or concreting methods, taking into account the specific requirements of your property, fence style and soil conditions
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect the fencing for any signs of wear or damage. Apply protective treatments to maintain the integrity of the materials. Keep the area clear of debris and ensure all components are securely fastened
Slat Fences Bromelton
- Modern and stylish design
- Provides privacy while allowing airflow
- Durable materials for long-lasting use
- Customisable gap sizes and finishes
Slat fences are generally constructed using merbau or pine slats, and can be installed with varying gaps between the slats to control the level of privacy and airflow. Paint for a modern and stylish finish, stain or oil to enhance the natural beauty.
Installation Process: We may use ramming or concreting methods, taking into account the specific requirements of your property, fence style and soil conditions
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect the fence for any signs of wear or damage. Apply protective stains or treatments to maintain the wood’s integrity and appearance. Keep the area clear of debris and ensure all components are securely fastened
Round Yards and Horse Yard Fencing Bromelton
- Safe and secure environment for horses
- Durable materials for long-lasting use
- Versatile designs to meet various needs
- Can be oiled, stained or painted
Round yards and horse yards are essential for safely containing and training horses. Designed to be sturdy and functional, they generally consist of hardwood round or treated pine log posts with hardwood rails and provide a secure environment for both horses and handlers.
Installation Process: We may use ramming or concreting methods, taking into account the specific requirements of your property, fence style and soil conditions. Rails are checked in and screwed off
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect the yard for any signs of wear or damage. Apply protective treatments to maintain the integrity of the materials. Keep the area clear of debris and ensure all components are securely fastened
Looking to add a round yard or horse yard to your property?
Arena Fencing Bromelton
- Provides a safe and controlled environment for equestrian activities
- Durable materials for long-lasting use
- Versatile designs to meet various needs
- Can be oiled, stained or painted
Arenas are essential for various equestrian activities, providing a safe and structured space for training, exercising, and performing. These structures are designed to be durable and functional, ensuring the safety of both horses and riders.
Installation Process: We may use ramming or concreting methods, taking into account the specific requirements of your property, fence style and soil conditions. Flat rails are checked in and screwed off
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect the arena for any signs of wear or damage. Apply protective treatments to maintain the integrity of the materials. Keep the area clear of debris and ensure all components are securely fastened
Interested in enhancing your property with a professionally constructed arena?
Rail Feature Entry Fencing Bromelton
- Welcoming entrance with street appeal
- Durable materials for long-lasting use
- Customisable designs to suit various preferences
- Combines aesthetics with functionality
Rail feature entries are designed to make a statement, providing a welcoming entrance with interest or simply to highlight an access point on a rural property. On larger properties needing minimal fencing to keep costs down, this is an affordable way to add character. Using a variety of materials, we can suggest both boundary fencing and rail feature options that will complement each other.
Installation Process: We may use ramming or concreting methods, taking into account the specific requirements of your property, fence style and soil conditions. Flat rails are checked in and screwed off
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect the entry for any signs of wear or damage. Apply protective treatments to maintain the integrity of the materials. Keep the area clear of debris and ensure all components are securely fastened.
Looking to install a new fence and entrance with appeal?
Arbour Feature Entry Bromelton
- Traditional design
- Durable materials for long-lasting use
- Enhances the aesthetic appeal of the property
- Can be oiled, stained or painted
Arbour feature entries add a touch of charm or tradition to any property. They are designed to be both sturdy and decorative, creating a welcoming and functional entrance.
Installation Process: We may use ramming or concreting methods, taking into account the specific requirements of your property, fence style and soil conditions
Maintenance Tips: Regularly inspect the arbour for any signs of wear or damage. Apply protective treatments to maintain the integrity of the materials. Keep the area clear of debris and ensure all components are securely fastened
Interested in adding an arbour feature and fencing to your property?
Gates Bromelton
- Pre-made or custom made as necessary
- Durable materials for long-lasting use
- Customisable to fit specific requirements
- Provides security and aesthetic appeal
When constructing your fence we can also install simple, pre-made standard sized gates or custom make bar, mesh, chain wire and timber gates as required to match so that odd sizing and sloped blocks are not a problem. Gates can be made raked and made at any height. Flood gates are a great idea in gullies or low lying areas to allow water and debris to flow through, preventing build up and damage to fencing.
Electric, solar or aluminium gates will need to be sought and installed through a gate specialist.
Video – Customised Flood Gate in Action
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What types of fencing do you offer?
Straight Up Fencing offers a wide range of fencing options, visit our services and gallery pages for the full list and visuals. Visit our Facebook page for regular fence completion photos – please make all enquiries via phone call only! We service areas surrounding Jimboomba to Boonah.
Are you licensed?
Yes, we are QBCC licensed. Any domestic work over $3,300 and agricultural purposes over $27,500, is required by law to be carried out by a current QBCC licensed holder. Straight Up Fencing meets this requirement to ensure quality and compliance.
What materials do you use for your fences?
We use the best “Fence Grade” timber available to us including ACQ treated hardwood and CCA treated pine. Sleepers used are “Retaining Wall” grade and are only required to have two good faces as standard. Higher grades of timber are available at additional costs. We predominantly use Australian steel products.
What are the differences between treated pine and treated hardwood?
Pine: Pine is a soft wood that allows treatment to soak through entirely, for this reason it makes a great option for termite areas. Because the wood is soft it is more susceptible to warping and cracking open, especially in drier times. While it does not affect the structural integrity, the cracks can become quite noticeable. Regular oiling or staining can help.
Hardwood: With hardwood being a denser wood, the treatment will soak through a thin layer only. The timber used is “Fence Grade”, generally a Class 2 in-ground so life expectancy is similar to treated pine. Hardwood may still warp or crack open, but not to the extent of pine. Again regular oiling or staining will help.
Do you provide per meter rates?
No, there are many different varying factors that go in to making up your final cost – terrain, length of runs, material type and access to name a few. For this reason we quote each project according to your individual requirements and cannot provide a per meter rate. However, we do provide free, no-obligation quotes.
How do you install your fences?
Posts are either rammed or concreted in, depending on the chosen style and terrain. Flat rails will be checked in to either the front or back face of the post and pine log rails will be cut and screwed to sit neatly to the top of the post. Chain wire and mesh type wires are usually attached across 3 horizontal points (rails and/or line wires) with the exception of top and bottom rail fences where it is usually across the two points.
What maintenance is required for your fences?
Regular maintenance is key to ensuring the longevity of your fence. We recommend inspecting your fence regularly for signs of wear or damage, applying protective treatments to any timber to maintain integrity, and keeping the fence line clear of debris and vegetation. This will all help with longevity and appearance.
Do you offer fencing solutions for different terrains?
Yes, we provide fencing solutions for varied terrains, including gullies and other challenging landscapes. Our team is experienced in handling different soil conditions and slopes to ensure your fence is secure and functional.
Can you help with fencing for livestock?
Yes, we offer specialised fencing for livestock, including cattle, horses, and other animals. Our fencing solutions include round yards, horse yards, and creating paddocks with various options of posts, rails and wires available to ensure the safety and security of your livestock.
What types of gates do you offer?
We offer a variety of gates including timber gates, bar gates, mesh gates, security gates, and custom gates made from galvanized or black chain wire. Our gates are designed to complement our fencing and provide secure access points.
Electric, solar or aluminium gates will need to be sought and installed through a gate specialist.
What is the difference between ramming and concreting posts?
Ramming involves boring a pilot hole into the ground and then hitting the post in with a dedicated machine, resulting in a firm hold without the need for concrete. This method allows for immediate continuation of the fencing process. Concreting involves setting posts in concrete, which can trap water and cause rot over time. The disposal of concrete if required in the future can be a huge cost due to landfill/environmental levies. Depending on the application, ramming is preferred for its efficiency and long-term durability.
What areas do you service?
We service areas from Jimboomba to Boonah and the surrounding regions. If you’re unsure whether we cover your area, please call us to find out more.
How can I get a quote for my fencing project?
To get a quote you can call Deb on 0400034347 with your measurements, discuss your individual requirements and a quote will be sent through, subject to a site inspection if you would like to proceed. A site visit with Jim can be arranged to discuss your options if it is a little more involved. We provide free, no-obligation quotes, typically within a couple of days of your enquiry or the site inspection. To accept your quote book the work in a deposit and signed acceptance is first required. Our work lead times can vary from 3-8 months, with the average around 4-5 months.
About Us
For over 20 years, our husband-and-wife team have been quoting and installing top-quality fencing projects throughout Jimboomba, Beaudesert, Boonah, Bromelton and the surrounding areas. Jim was raised fencing and working the cattle property he lived on in the Scenic Rim, so along with the knowledge and experience of fencing the varying local terrains he is well qualified to provide advice and install all aspects of fencing for your individual needs. With Deb’s background in retail and décor, every customer is treated with courtesy and professionalism, also providing advice and your obligation-free quote.
Licensed
Rest assured, we are QBCC licensed. Queensland laws require QBCC licensing for any domestic work over $3,300 and agricultural purposes exceeding $27,500. Your peace of mind and satisfaction are our top priorities.
Custom Fencing Solutions
Whether you need to keep cattle, horses, dogs, or children safe and secure, we offer a wide range of fencing options to suit your specific needs. From basic star picket fences to popular post and rail fencing and almost everything in between, we provide expert advice and solutions for every situation. Our gallery showcases the versatility and quality of our work Bromelton, with various styles and materials available to meet your unique requirements.
Quality and Care
We take immense pride in our work, ensuring that every fence we build is not only functional but also a fence you can admire. Our commitment to quality craftsmanship means your fence will stand the test of time, providing both security and beauty to your property.
Post ramming versus concreting
A common misconception is that concreting posts is superior to ramming. However, our experience shows that ramming offers a tight, longer-lasting solution without the risks of rot and decay associated with concrete. Concrete can also have environmental impacts and huge costs associated with any future disposal of old concrete when replacing fencing. Our dedicated machine and ramming technique allows for immediate progression to the next stage of fence construction, saving time while ensuring a firm post.
Neighborly Collaboration
Fencing can often involve shared boundaries with neighbours. We encourage clients to discuss and agree on styles and costs with their neighbours beforehand. For formal agreements, resources like the “Notice to Contribute for Fencing Work” form available at www.justice.qld.gov.au can be helpful.
Get a Free Quote
Call Deb on 0400034347 for a quote based on your measurements and requirements, subject to an onsite inspection Bromelton. Alternatively, if it is a little more involved, a site visit with Jim can be arranged. We provide free, no-obligation quotes, typically within a couple of days. Visit our Facebook page for our latest fence completion photos – please make all enquiries via phone call only!
Request A Quote or General Enquiry
Phone: 0400 034 347
REQUEST A QUOTE?
If you have your measurements and your requirements are straightforward, call Deb on 0400034347 and a quote can be worked out for you, subject to site inspection. Otherwise, a time can be arranged for Jim to meet onsite to discuss your options.
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