Colorbond Fencing Melton

Colorbond fencing is built to last, typically 20 to 30 years or more when properly installed and maintained. The steel is coated to resist rust, chipping, and peeling, making it ideal for Melton’s changing weather, from hot sun to strong winds. Unlike timber, there’s no risk of rot or termite damage, and it won’t warp or split over time. We make sure all posts are set in concrete and aligned correctly to prevent future movement, which is a key factor in how long your fence holds up. With minimal maintenance, it’s a long-term solution that gives homeowners long term peace of mind.

Colorbond comes in a wide range of colours designed to suit all kinds of homes, from traditional older homes to modern builds. Whether you’re after a bold contrast or something to blend in with your surroundings, there’s a colour that will work for your property. We can bring physical colour samples onsite so you can see how each shade looks in your own lighting. Here are the common options among homeowners in Melton and Melbourne’s western suburbs:

• Monument Colorbond fence
• Surf mist Colorbond fence
• Woodland grey Colorbond fence
• Basalt Colorbond fence
• Ironstone Colorbond fence
• Dune Colorbond fence
• White Colorbond fence
• Grey Ridge Colorbond fence

You can check out the complete list of Colorbond fence colours here. We can also guide you through the selection process to make sure your fence looks great and ties in with the rest of your home

Yes, you can. In Victoria, both neighbours have equal rights and responsibilities when it comes to constructing or repairing a dividing fence, even if it’s not located precisely on the common boundary. Typically, the costs are shared equally, unless one party desires a more expensive option, in which case they may need to cover the additional expense.

Before proceeding, it’s essential to discuss your plans with your neighbour. If you both agree on the type and cost of the fence, you can move forward without any formalities. However, if there’s disagreement, you can serve your neighbour with a Fencing Notice, which outlines your proposal. They have 30 days to respond. If they don’t respond or you can’t reach an agreement, you may apply to the Magistrates’ Court for a decision.

For more detailed information and resources, you can visit the Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria’s website.

It depends on your priorities, but Colorbond tends to be the better choice for most homeowners looking for long-term value. It’s stronger, lasts longer, and needs almost no maintenance compared to timber. You don’t have to worry about termites, rotting posts, or repainting every few years. It also offers better privacy thanks to the solid panels. That said, timber fencing can suit certain heritage or rustic styles better, especially if you’re after a natural look. We install both, but for Melton’s climate and the modern homes popping up across the area, Colorbond is the more practical and cost-effective option in the long run.

Colorbond fencing is available in several configurations to suit different home designs and property needs. For side and rear boundaries, solid Colorbond panels are a go-to for privacy and durability. But when it comes to street-facing areas, many homeowners prefer something with more visual appeal. That’s where options like Colorbond slat fencing come in. With horizontal slats and clean lines, it offers a modern, open look while still delivering strength and low maintenance. It’s ideal for a Colorbond front fence, where airflow, visibility and design impact matter. Whether you’re going for full coverage or a feature-style look, there’s a Colorbond fencing solution that fits your style and complements your home’s overall design.