Fencing in Pokolbin

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Pokolbin Fencing

SMH Valley Fencing & Maintenance provides tailored fencing services throughout Pokolbin, supporting landowners, homeowners and local businesses. In a region known for vineyards, open acreage and lifestyle properties, fencing needs to do more than look good—it must perform, endure and fit the landscape.


We offer a wide range of fencing options including Colorbond, timber, post and rail, and rural wire systems to suit the practical needs of each block. Whether you’re securing a boundary, containing animals or improving privacy around a home or accommodation site, we deliver fencing built to last. With years of experience in rural and semi-rural projects, we know what works in Pokolbin’s conditions.


For quality materials, honest advice and fencing that does the job, trust SMH Valley Fencing & Maintenance. Call today!

Why Good Fencing Matters

The right fence helps your property function better—while reducing risk, effort and maintenance.


  • Secure Boundaries
    Clearly defined fencing is vital in open areas to prevent access and protect infrastructure. It also helps mark vineyard edges or paddock lines without compromising appearance.
  • Privacy Where It’s Needed
    Privacy fencing is often used around homes, driveways or guest accommodation. Colorbond or timber fencing offers coverage and noise reduction in high-traffic or visible areas.
  • Livestock and Animal Management
    Fencing plays a key role in managing horses, cattle, goats or dogs on larger blocks. Post and rail or mesh fencing options provide strength and control over varied terrain.
  • Compliance and Safety
    From pool fencing to entry points and equipment zones, compliance matters. Fences help reduce risk, meet legal obligations and keep guests, pets or workers safe.

Types of Fencing We Offer in Pokolbin

  • Colorbond Fencing for a clean, modern boundary with low upkeep.
  • Timber Fencing for visual warmth and flexibility across residential zones.
  • Rural and Post Fencing ideal for paddocks, access control and livestock.
  • Security Fencing to protect infrastructure, storage or private access.
  • Pool Fencing for compliant, enclosed swimming areas on lifestyle properties.
  • Animal and Pet Fencing to suit dogs, horses and mixed-species management.
  • Heritage Style Fencing for character homes, wineries or street-facing edges.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I fence off a vineyard without blocking the view?

    Yes, post and wire fencing is commonly used to secure vineyard boundaries while keeping lines of sight open. This helps maintain aesthetics for tourism while still providing functional separation. In some areas, mesh or netting may also be added for pest control. The key is to choose materials that blend with the landscape and purpose.

  • Is Colorbond suitable for rural fencing?

    Colorbond is more commonly used in residential zones, but it can work in rural areas where privacy is needed. It provides a solid windbreak and long-lasting finish. However, for longer runs or livestock control, post and wire fencing may be more cost-effective. Mixing Colorbond around the house with rural fencing elsewhere is a popular approach.

  • What kind of fencing suits properties with horses?

    Horse fencing must be visible, smooth and strong enough to resist pressure or impact. Post and rail is the most commonly used style, as it prevents injury and defines paddock edges clearly. Electric fencing can be added for behavioural control. Gates and access points should also be wide enough for equipment and safe movement.

  • Can I replace a fence in stages over time?

    Yes, fencing can be upgraded in sections if budget or access is limited. Starting with the most worn or important boundary and working in phases is a smart approach. Just ensure the design and material choices will match or transition well. This approach is often used on larger properties where full replacement isn’t feasible all at once.