Fences for sand, salt and the odd dune-backed block, on new builds and older homes.
Drysdale Fencing installs Colorbond and timber fencing across Ocean Grove — sand and salt-resistant materials, deeper footings for coastal soil. Boundary fences, front fences, and storm-damage repairs. Free quotes — 0485 577 980.
Ocean Grove keeps growing. New estates are going in on the edges of town while the older weatherboard homes near Ocean Grove Main Street and the beach are on their second or third fence, so the work here splits two ways: full fencing from scratch on new builds, and replacing or repairing tired timber on established places.
Fencing right across the peninsula — see our Bellarine Peninsula fencing overview.
Being on the ocean side of the peninsula brings its own wear. Sand blows against fence bases and the onshore breeze carries salt that slowly corrodes standard fittings. The fences nearest the beach cop the worst of it, though places several streets back feel it after a few years too. The ground varies as well: one block is flat sand, the next has a dune falling across the backyard. So every Ocean Grove job gets poured concrete footings, galvanised fittings and Bugle Batten screws.
On a new build in one of the estates, a Colorbond boundary in the colour that suits the house is the usual choice. On an older place with palings that have seen better days, we can rebuild in timber or switch to Colorbond. We also repair anything from a single panel to a full run.
New installations and repairs for Ocean Grove's mix of new builds and established coastal homes.
The go-to choice for Ocean Grove's new housing estates. Durable Colorbond fencing that resists salt, sand, and coastal wind — low maintenance and available in colours to match any home design.
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Hardwood timber palings suit Ocean Grove's established streets and the older weatherboard homes. We use treated materials so they last near the beach.
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Ocean Grove's older fences take a beating from sand and salt. We repair and replace damaged sections, leaning posts, and corroded fittings — bringing your fence back to life without a full replacement where possible.
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