Line review
We start with address, photos, approximate length, reason for the fence and known neighbour or access constraints.
- Desktop site check
- Scope-fit call
- Measure booked if suitable
Six hold points.
No invisible assumptions.
The sequence changes with the site, but these decisions stay visible.
Measure + ground
We walk the line, identify corners and grade changes, inspect access and record obvious services, vegetation and old footings.
- Laser or tape measure
- Gate swept path
- Ground-condition allowance
Written scope
The quote separates system, height, demolition, clearing, gate work, automation interfaces and exclusions.
- Material schedule
- Neighbour-ready description
- Payment stages
Setout approval
Before digging, the owner confirms the intended line and key levels. A cadastral survey is arranged by the owner where the legal boundary is uncertain.
- Corners marked
- Levels agreed
- Service information reviewed
Posts before panels
Structural posts, strainers and gate supports are established first. Alignment and cure time are checked before rails, panels or wire close the line.
- Daily access plan
- Progress photographs
- Variation approval before work
Walk + handover
We walk the installed line, test gates, remove agreed waste and record finish care, automation contacts and any owner maintenance.
- Latch and opening check
- Care notes
- Final scope sign-off