Wire Fencing in Port Macquarie

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Affordable, Reliable Fencing for Rural & Residential Needs

Fencer Steve has been providing wire fencing solutions across Port Macquarie and surrounding areas for more than 40 years. Wire fencing is one of the most affordable and versatile options available, making it popular with both homeowners and rural property owners. Built from strong, galvanised wire, this fencing style is designed to mark boundaries, contain livestock and keep unwanted animals out, all while being cost-effective to install.


Its simplicity is part of its strength. Wire fencing can stretch across long distances without the expense of heavier materials, and when installed correctly, it offers years of dependable service. For homeowners, it’s a practical way to create boundaries or enclosures without blocking views, while for farms, it’s an essential tool for managing land and animals efficiently.


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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is wire fencing durable enough for farms?

    Yes. When installed with quality posts and tensioning, wire fencing can last many years on farms. Galvanised finishes help resist rust, even in damp or coastal areas. While not as heavy-duty as weld mesh, it’s strong enough for most agricultural applications and can be repaired easily if damaged.

  • Can wire fencing be used in residential areas?

    Yes. Many homeowners use wire fencing for gardens, pet enclosures or as a low-cost boundary option. It provides a neat and functional look without blocking views. For added durability and appearance, lighter-gauge wire can be paired with timber or steel posts.

  • Can wire fencing be combined with other fencing materials?

    Absolutely. Many property owners combine wire with timber or steel posts for added strength and style. This combination can make the fence sturdier and give it a more polished appearance. Using multiple materials also allows you to match your fencing with other structures on your property.

  • Can wire fencing stop wildlife entering my property?

    Wire fencing can help deter wildlife, but its effectiveness depends on the design. Netting-style wire works best for keeping out smaller animals like rabbits or wallabies. Taller wire fences or barbed wire may be needed for larger animals. Customising the fence to suit your property helps protect crops, gardens and livestock.

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A Practical Choice for Every Property

Wire fencing is adaptable to many situations. Rural clients often choose plain or barbed wire for paddocks and boundary lines, while residential clients use lighter styles for gardens or pet enclosures. It’s quick to install, easy to repair, and requires very little maintenance. With options available in different thicknesses and coatings, wire fencing can be tailored to suit everything from small suburban blocks to large agricultural properties. For farmers, this means reliable animal control without the high cost of solid fencing. For homeowners, it’s an affordable way to create secure outdoor spaces while keeping a clear, open look.