
Colorbond Fence
ResidentialFrankston — Colorbond, dark grey
Colorbond and paling boundaries, front fences, gates and decks across Frankston, built to Frankston City Council's fence rules.

Both make a good boundary. Colorbond doesn't rot, doesn't need painting and stays straight, which suits a low-maintenance garden. Timber paling costs less up front and is easier to repair one section at a time. Jake can price both on the site visit so you can compare.
Some Frankston properties have a covenant on the title that limits front fence height or style. Frankston City Council flags this too, so check your title before you plan a front fence.
From the Frankston City Council fencing page, checked 2 October 2026. Rules change, and covenants or overlays on your title can add more, so check with council before you build.
The fence rules above apply across all 9 suburbs in Frankston. Jake quotes in any of them.
Suburb list from the gazetted locality list for Frankston. Some suburbs sit across two councils, so check your rates notice if you are near a boundary.
Under Frankston City Council's rules, a front fence within 3 m of the street can be up to 1.5 m, or 2 m on a declared main road. Overlays, covenants and multi-dwelling sites can bring extra planning requirements.
Frankston City Council runs a Shared Cost Fencing Program for fences next to council land. Check the program's conditions on the council website before you start.
Send through the details and Jake will get back to you, usually the same day. He'll book a site visit, measure up and send a line-itemised quote that night.
Give us a call 0421 578 495
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