Securing Silvamonte's blend of private walls and complex boundaries
In Silvamonte, security perimeters are not uniform. A single street can feature freestanding homes with individual walls right next to multi-unit apartment complexes with long, shared boundaries. This creates a varied environment where a fence must secure a private garden on one property and a shared parking area on the next. The established nature of the suburb means we often work with older boundary walls and gates, which present their own challenges for a reliable fence installation.
Our approach in Silvamonte is to treat each boundary according to its type. For a freestanding home on a street like Northfield Avenue, we focus on its specific gates and wall condition. For a nearby apartment complex, we assess the zoning of the long perimeter for better fault-finding and make sure the energiser and battery can handle the load. This ensures both private homeowners and body corporates get a system that is correctly configured for their specific perimeter.
When selling a property in Silvamonte, an Electric Fence System Certificate is usually asked for on any change of ownership after 1 October 2012. For a freestanding house, the seller arranges the inspection. In one of Silvamonte's apartment complexes, the certificate covers the entire perimeter and is issued to the body corporate, so unit sellers should request a copy from their managing agent. Tyson is registered with the Department of Employment and Labour as an electric fence installer; proof of his registration is available on request.
Everything we install and repair, and how a job runs from first call to handover, is on our electric fencing page.
Questions from Silvamonte
I'm selling my apartment in Silvamonte. Do I need my own electric fence certificate?
No. In a sectional title complex, the certificate covers the entire perimeter fence and is held by the body corporate. You should ask the managing agent for a copy of the valid certificate to provide to the buyer's bank and conveyancer.
Our complex fence is old and keeps tripping. Do we have to replace the whole thing?
Not necessarily. We would first inspect the entire perimeter to find the specific causes, which could be a tired energiser, poor earthing, or overgrown vegetation. We then provide a report with options for repair or component upgrades, allowing the trustees to make an informed decision.
Tell us what you have in Silvamonte now and what is going wrong, and we will tell you plainly whether it needs a repair, an upgrade or a new electric fence system, then put the quote in writing.