Everything You Need to Know About Picket Fencing

The Timeless Appeal of Picket Fencing

Picket fencing is a classic boundary solution featuring evenly spaced vertical boards (pickets) attached to horizontal rails, creating a charming and traditional look for residential properties. Typically standing 3-4 feet tall with pickets spaced 1.5-2.5 inches apart, these fences define property lines while maintaining visibility and airflow.

Key characteristics of picket fencing:

• Height: Typically 3-4 feet tall (4+ feet for pool areas)

• Materials: Wood (cedar, pine), vinyl, metal, or composite

• Picket width: Usually 3.5-5.5 inches

• Spacing: 1.5-2.5 inches between pickets

• Lifespan: 20 years (wood) to 30+ years (vinyl, metal)

• Cost: $10-14 per linear foot for wood; $17-38 for vinyl

Picket fences strike the perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics. They clearly mark boundaries without completely blocking views, allowing for that neighbourly feel while still providing a sense of enclosure. Their partial privacy design reduces wind resistance, making them more durable during storms compared to solid panel fences.

The design flexibility of picket fencing is remarkable – from traditional white-painted wood to modern composite or powder-coated metal options. Whether you prefer classic straight-top designs, decorative scalloped profiles, or custom patterns, picket fences can be custom to complement any architectural style.

I'm Jake Bunston, founder of Make Fencing, and I've spent over 7 years designing and installing custom picket fencing solutions for Melbourne homes, helping homeowners create boundaries that improve both security and curb appeal.

Picket Fencing Basics

Picket fencing consists of three main components: vertical pickets, horizontal rails, and supporting posts. This simple yet effective design has been a staple in residential landscapes for centuries, offering a perfect blend of boundary definition without the imposing feel of taller privacy fences.

The standard height of 3-4 feet makes picket fencing tall enough to define property lines while remaining welcoming and visually appealing. The characteristic spacing between pickets—typically 1.5-2.5 inches—allows for visibility, airflow, and light penetration while still creating a clear boundary.

What Is Picket Fencing?

The term "picket" actually derives from the French word "piquet," which originally referred to a pointed stake used in military defenses against cavalry. Over time, this practical barrier evolved into the decorative boundary marker we know today.

Picket fencing serves as both a functional and symbolic boundary. It creates a clear delineation of property lines without completely blocking sightlines or creating a fortress-like appearance. This balance makes it particularly popular for front yards, where homeowners want to mark their territory while maintaining a connection with the neighborhood.

The partial privacy offered by picket fencing makes it an ideal choice for those who want some separation without complete isolation. The spaces between pickets create an inviting atmosphere that says "this is my space" without shouting "keep out."

Historical & Cultural Appeal

Few architectural elements carry as much cultural weight as the white picket fence. In Western culture, particularly in America, it became the quintessential symbol of suburban success and the "Australian Dream"—representing home ownership, family life, and community values.

The Victorian era saw picket fencing reach new heights of popularity, with elaborate designs complementing the ornate architecture of the period. In modern Australian streetscapes, picket fencing continues to evoke a sense of traditional charm while adapting to contemporary design sensibilities.

Beyond aesthetics, the practical design of picket fencing offers significant advantages. The spaced pickets create lower wind resistance compared to solid privacy fences, reducing the risk of damage during strong storms. This feature is particularly valuable in Melbourne's variable climate, where sudden wind gusts can test the structural integrity of fencing.

Types & Styles of Picket Fences

The versatility of picket fencing extends to an impressive array of styles and designs, each offering its own unique character and curb appeal. From the quintessential straight-top design to more elaborate decorative profiles, there's a picket fence style to complement every home and landscape.

Classic Straight-Top Picket Fencing

The most iconic and versatile style is the straight-top picket fence. With its clean, uniform height and evenly spaced pickets, this design offers timeless appeal that works with virtually any architectural style. The straight-top design is particularly well-suited to modern and contemporary homes, where its simplicity complements clean lines and minimalist aesthetics.

Traditional white paint remains the most popular finish for straight-top picket fencing, creating that classic look that never goes out of style. However, we're seeing more homeowners in Melbourne opt for natural wood finishes or modern color choices that coordinate with their home's exterior palette.

The symmetry and balance of straight-top picket fencing make it an excellent choice for formal garden settings or properties with strong geometric landscaping elements. Its versatility allows it to serve as either a subtle boundary marker or a standout design feature, depending on material and finish choices.

Scalloped, Arched & Decorative Profiles

For those seeking more visual interest, scalloped and arched picket fencing designs offer neat alternatives to the straight-top style. Scalloped designs feature pickets arranged in a concave pattern between posts, while arched designs create a convex curve. These flowing lines add movement and grace to the fence line, softening the boundary between properties.

Alternating heights, where pickets follow a repeating pattern of tall and short boards, create rhythmic visual interest that draws the eye along the fence line. This style works beautifully with cottage gardens and more relaxed landscaping approaches.

Decorative post caps and finials offer additional opportunities for personalization. From simple ball caps to ornate Victorian-inspired designs, these finishing touches can transform a basic picket fence into a statement piece that improves your property's kerb appeal.

Privacy & Security Upgrades

While traditional picket fencing prioritizes aesthetic appeal over security, modern variations offer improved privacy and protection without sacrificing style. Taller picket designs—reaching up to 6 feet—provide increased security while maintaining the characteristic picket look.

Lattice toppers combine the classic picket fence base with an upper section of crisscrossed lattice, adding height and visual interest while reducing visibility. This hybrid approach works particularly well for side yards where more privacy is desired.

For families with small pets or those concerned about security, wire mesh backing can be discreetly integrated into the picket fence design. This invisible addition prevents small animals from squeezing between pickets while maintaining the open, airy appearance from the front.

Secure, lockable gates complete the security package, ensuring that your picket fence not only looks good but also provides practical protection for your property.

Materials, Costs & Dimensions

Choosing the right material for your picket fencing is one of the most important decisions you'll make. Each option brings its own charm, durability level, and maintenance requirements to your home. At MAKE Fencing, we love helping Melbourne homeowners find that perfect balance between beauty, longevity, and budget.

Timber vs Vinyl vs Metal vs Composite

Timber picket fencing remains a beloved classic in Melbourne neighbourhoods. There's something warmly authentic about a wooden fence that other materials simply can't replicate. Cedar and redwood stand out as premium choices thanks to their natural oils that resist rot and insects, while pressure-treated pine offers a more budget-friendly alternative without sacrificing that traditional appeal.

Expect to invest between $14-31 per linear foot for timber picket fencing, with a lifespan of up to 20 years when properly maintained. Yes, you'll need to repaint or restain every few years, but many homeowners find the ritual quite satisfying – a chance to refresh your home's look with minimal effort.

If you're looking for something more hands-off, vinyl picket fencing might be your perfect match. At $17-38 per linear foot, vinyl costs slightly more upfront than wood, but can last 30+ years with virtually no maintenance beyond an occasional hosing down. Modern vinyl products have come a long way in UV resistance, so they won't fade or yellow like older versions did. And with a variety of textures available, some vinyl options are nearly indistinguishable from freshly painted wood!

For ultimate strength and longevity, metal picket fencing delivers impressive performance. Aluminum options typically run $24-32 per linear foot, while steel ranges from $23-45 per linear foot. Wrought iron, the gold standard of metal fencing, ranges from $28-56 per linear foot.

With proper powder-coating, these fences resist rust and corrosion beautifully, making them particularly well-suited to Melbourne's variable climate. Their sleek, contemporary lines complement modern architecture perfectly, though we can also create more ornate designs for traditional homes.

Environmentally conscious homeowners often gravitate toward composite picket fencing, which cleverly blends wood fibres with recycled plastics. Priced between $11-46 per linear foot (depending on quality), composite fencing offers the warm look of wood without the maintenance headaches. It won't rot, warp, or attract insects, and many products are made from recycled materials – a win for your home and the planet.

Standard Sizes & Spacing for Picket Fencing

The classic charm of picket fencing comes from its proportions. Typical pickets measure 3.5-5.5 inches wide, with that characteristic 1.5-2.5 inch spacing between them. This ratio creates that instantly recognizable rhythm that makes picket fences so visually appealing, while still allowing for visibility and airflow.

For front yards, picket fencing typically stands 3-4 feet tall – high enough to define your property without creating an unwelcoming barrier. If you're fencing a pool area, regulations typically require a minimum height of 4 feet to meet safety standards, though specific requirements may vary by location in Melbourne.

Most 3-4 foot picket fences use two horizontal rails for support, while taller designs might incorporate three rails for added stability. Posts are typically spaced 6-8 feet apart, providing the perfect balance between sturdy support and material efficiency.

Budgeting & Cost Factors

Several factors will influence the final cost of your picket fencing project:

Material choice creates the widest price variation, with wood generally offering the lowest initial investment and wrought iron commanding premium prices.

The DIY vs. professional installation decision significantly impacts your budget. While tackling it yourself can reduce costs, professional installation ensures proper technique and often comes with valuable warranties. Labour typically adds $10-30 per linear foot to the project cost, but the peace of mind may be well worth it.

Terrain challenges like slopes or uneven ground require additional expertise and materials. Our team at MAKE Fencing has plenty of experience creating stepped designs or custom-cut pickets to accommodate Melbourne's varied landscapes.

Don't forget to factor in permits and regulations. Depending on your location, permits may be required for fence installation. We're happy to help steer these requirements to ensure your project proceeds smoothly.

Finishes and treatments add to the initial cost but can dramatically extend your fence's lifespan. Premium paints, stains, and protective treatments are investments that pay dividends through reduced maintenance costs over time.

Decorative elements like post caps, custom gates, and other improvements increase both visual appeal and cost. These finishing touches can transform a basic boundary into a standout feature of your property.

For budget-conscious homeowners, pre-assembled picket fence panels often offer cost savings compared to individual pickets. For larger projects, bulk purchasing of materials can significantly reduce your per-unit costs while maintaining that cohesive, custom look.

Installation, Maintenance & Longevity

Getting your picket fencing installed properly and keeping it looking beautiful for years to come doesn't need to be complicated. Whether you're handy with tools or prefer to leave it to the professionals, understanding what's involved will help you make the right choices for your property.

DIY vs Professional Install

Thinking about installing your picket fence yourself? For many homeowners with basic DIY skills, it can be a satisfying weekend project. The process involves planning your fence line, setting posts in concrete at 6-8 foot intervals, attaching the horizontal rails, and finally securing your pickets or panels.

You'll need some basic tools: a post hole digger, level, measuring tape, saw, drill, hammer, and string line. Don't forget the concrete mix for setting those posts! While DIY installation saves on labour costs, be prepared to invest 2-3 weekends of your time, depending on the length and complexity of your fence.

Professional installation, however, brings peace of mind and efficiency. At MAKE Fencing, our experienced team can typically complete a residential picket fence installation in just 1-2 days. We bring specialized tools, deep knowledge of local regulations, and the expertise to handle tricky sites with slopes or rocky soil. Plus, our work comes with warranty protection on both materials and workmanship – something you won't get with a DIY approach.

Care Routines by Material

Different fence materials need different kinds of TLC to stay looking their best:

For timber picket fencing, plan an annual inspection to catch any rot, insect damage, or loose components early. Before refinishing, give it a gentle clean with mild soap and water. You'll need to repaint or restain every 2-5 years, depending on how exposed your fence is to the elements. Between refinishing, a good water-repellent preservative can extend the life of your timber fence.

Vinyl picket fencing is wonderfully low-maintenance – simply rinse with a garden hose occasionally and use mild soap for stubborn stains. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasives that might damage the surface. After severe weather, it's worth checking for any cracks or damage, particularly at connection points.

If you've chosen metal picket fencing, keep an eye out for rust or corrosion, especially at welded joints. Touch up any damaged paint or powder coating promptly – this isn't just about looks, it prevents rust from spreading. For extra protection, a coat of automotive wax on powder-coated surfaces works wonders.

Composite picket fencing offers the best of both worlds – simply clean with soap and water when needed, and occasionally check for loose fasteners. Unlike timber, it won't need regular painting or staining, but it's still worth inspecting for damage in high-traffic areas.

Extending Fence Lifespan

Want your picket fence to last for decades? A few smart strategies can make all the difference.

Preventative treatments are your first line of defense. Apply quality sealants, paints, or stains according to manufacturer recommendations, and opt for UV-resistant products if your fence gets lots of sun. For the best results, consider professional application – they'll ensure optimal coverage.

Structural improvements can dramatically extend fence life. Keep the bottom of your fence slightly above ground level to reduce moisture exposure. A concrete mowing strip beneath the fence line prevents damage from lawn equipment and helps keep grass and weeds at bay. For wooden posts, metal brackets prevent direct soil contact, significantly reducing rot.

In areas prone to termites, install pest prevention measures like borate treatments or termite barriers. Choosing naturally resistant wood species like cedar or using treated lumber from the start can save headaches down the road.

Perhaps most important is establishing a maintenance schedule. Conduct seasonal inspections, especially after winter when freeze-thaw cycles can cause damage. Address small issues promptly before they become major problems. Keep records of treatments and repairs, and consider scheduling professional inspections every 2-3 years.

With proper care, your picket fence becomes more than just a boundary – it's a lasting investment in your property's value and curb appeal. At MAKE Fencing, we're committed to creating fences that not only look beautiful on day one but continue to improve your property for years to come.

Looking for professional guidance on your picket fencing project? Explore our Custom Fencing solutions or check out our detailed Drawing PDF guide for installation tips.

Custom Feature Fencing Service

There's something special about a fence that's been made just for you. At MAKE Fencing, we believe your picket fencing should be as unique as your home. Our custom feature fencing service goes beyond cookie-cutter designs to create something that truly belongs to your property.

We've spent years perfecting the art of custom picket fencing, combining traditional charm with modern durability. One of our most popular innovations is our steel-frame timber design – it gives you the warm, natural look of timber pickets with the strength and longevity of steel underneath. It's the best of both worlds: beauty that lasts.

Our Process

01. Consultation

Every great picket fence starts with a conversation. When you reach out to us, we'll take the time to understand not just what you need, but what you dream of. During our friendly chat, we'll explore everything from the architectural style of your home to your maintenance preferences and budget considerations.

I remember working with a client in Hawthorn who wanted a picket fence that matched their 1920s bungalow perfectly. By taking the time to understand the home's heritage features, we created a scalloped design with period-appropriate post caps that looked like it had always been there.

02. Quotation

No one likes surprises when it comes to project costs. After our consultation, we'll provide you with a clear, detailed quote that breaks down materials, labour, timeline, and any optional features you might want to consider. We believe in transparency from the very beginning, so you'll know exactly what to expect as your picket fencing project moves forward.

03. On-Site Assessment

Once you're happy with the design direction and quote, we'll visit your property to take precise measurements and identify any site-specific challenges. Melbourne properties can be full of surprises – from sloping blocks to underground utilities – and our hands-on approach ensures your custom picket fence will be perfectly suited to your unique situation.

During this visit, we'll confirm all the fine details that make your fence special, from the exact height and spacing to the perfect finish for your home's style. It's these details that transform a good fence into a great one.

Why Choose MAKE Fencing

Proven Expertise

With over 10 years in the fencing industry, we've installed hundreds of custom picket fencing projects throughout Melbourne. We've encountered and solved just about every challenge you can imagine, from rocky soil to heritage overlay requirements. This depth of experience means we can tackle even the most complex projects with confidence.

Uncompromising Quality

We're a bit fussy about materials – and that's a good thing for your fence. We select only premium timber, sourced from sustainable suppliers, and pair it with high-grade steel components featuring superior finishes. This combination ensures your picket fence will stand strong through Melbourne's unpredictable weather for years to come.

Customer-Centric Approach

Your satisfaction drives everything we do. We listen carefully, offer honest advice, and remain flexible throughout your project. We understand that home improvements can sometimes feel stressful, so we work hard to make the process smooth and enjoyable. Our commitment to clear communication means you'll never be left wondering what's happening with your picket fence.

Competitive Pricing

Quality craftsmanship doesn't have to break the bank. Our established supplier relationships and efficient processes allow us to offer premium custom picket fencing at fair prices. We're transparent about costs and work diligently to deliver maximum value within your budget.

Impeccable Craftsmanship

Our installers are genuine artisans who take personal pride in every picket fence they build. From perfectly aligned pickets to flawless finishes, their attention to detail ensures a result that not only meets but exceeds expectations. It's this commitment to excellence that has clients recommending us to their friends and neighbors year after year.

Ready to explore how a custom picket fence could transform your property? Contact us today for a friendly, no-pressure conversation about your ideas. We'd love to help bring your vision to life with our Custom Fencing expertise.

Creative Improvements & Accessories

Your picket fence can be so much more than just a boundary marker. With thoughtful accessories and creative touches, it becomes a distinctive feature that reflects your personal style and complements your landscape. Let's explore some ways to transform a basic picket fence into something truly special.

Colour & Finish Ideas

While classic white remains the quintessential choice for picket fencing, exploring different colors and finishes can dramatically transform its character:

The timeless appeal of classic white works with virtually any architectural style and makes your fence pop against greenery and flowering plants. It's a crisp, clean look that never goes out of style.

For a coastal vibe, consider pastel shades like soft blues, seafoam greens, or gentle yellows. These subtle hues create a beachside cottage feel that's perfect for weatherboard homes and seaside gardens in Melbourne's bayside suburbs.

Don't be afraid to make a statement with bold colors like deep navy, forest green, or even black. These stronger tones can transform your picket fencing into a dramatic design element, especially when coordinated with your home's trim or door color.

For a more natural look, wood stains showcase the beautiful grain and texture of timber picket fencing. Clear or tinted stains work wonderfully with rustic, craftsman, or contemporary home styles, letting the natural beauty of the wood shine through.

Get creative with two-tone designs by painting pickets one color and posts/rails another. This approach creates visual interest and can tie your fence into your overall color scheme by incorporating both trim and body colors from your home.

For truly unique wooden picket fencing, consider "burnt-top" artistry. This technique uses a soldering iron to create distinctive charred patterns on picket tops, adding character and artistic flair that makes your fence one-of-a-kind.

Landscaping Integration

The right landscaping can lift your picket fence from merely functional to absolutely stunning:

Flower beds along the fence line soften the boundary and create year-round interest. Plant colorful perennials or annuals on both sides of your picket fence for a welcoming appearance from every angle. Lavender, salvia, and native Australian plants thrive in Melbourne's climate and create a beautiful contrast against white pickets.

Consider setting your picket fence slightly inside your property line to create space for a narrow planting strip between the fence and the sidewalk. This thoughtful placement improves curb appeal while clearly defining your boundary.

Hardscape elements like stone or brick bases lift picket fencing both visually and physically. This practical touch protects the fence from ground moisture while creating a more substantial, refined appearance that blends with your garden design.

For a softer, more organic look, consider curved sections of picket fencing that follow the natural contours of your landscaping. These flowing lines complement garden beds and create a more relaxed boundary that feels less rigid than straight runs.

Transform your picket fence into a living feature with climbing plants. Roses, clematis, or jasmine trained along the pickets create a stunning seasonal display. Just be sure to choose varieties appropriate for Melbourne's climate, and keep them well-maintained to prevent damage to the fence structure.

Add functionality with integrated features like built-in seating, planter boxes, or even lighting. These thoughtful additions make your picket fence more than just a boundary—it becomes an active part of your outdoor living space.

The right accessories can make all the difference. Solar-powered post cap lights provide subtle evening illumination without wiring, while decorative address plaques mounted on the gate add a personalized touch. Consider seasonal wreaths or decorations that can be changed throughout the year to keep your fence looking fresh and festive.

With a bit of creativity, your picket fencing becomes not just a property marker but an integral part of your home's personality and style. At MAKE Fencing, we love helping Melbourne homeowners find these possibilities, turning simple boundaries into beautiful, functional features that improve everyday living.

Frequently Asked Questions about Picket Fencing

How tall should a picket fence be in a front yard?

The perfect height for picket fencing in front yards typically ranges between 3-4 feet. This sweet spot creates a clear boundary that defines your space without feeling unwelcoming or fortress-like. If you're in Melbourne or surrounding areas, local councils generally permit front fencing up to 1.2 meters (about 4 feet), though it's always wise to check your specific council regulations before getting started.

For families with children or pets, leaning toward the taller 4-foot option provides that extra bit of security while still maintaining the classic picket charm. On the other hand, if your fence is purely decorative and you're after that quintessential open, welcoming look, a lower 3-foot height creates a more graceful profile that showcases your garden and home.

Pool areas deserve special attention – safety regulations typically mandate a minimum fence height of 1.2 meters (4 feet) with specific requirements for gates and spacing between pickets. At MAKE Fencing, we ensure all our pool fencing not only looks beautiful but meets or exceeds these critical safety standards, giving you both style and peace of mind.

What material lasts the longest with the least maintenance?

When you're looking for the perfect balance of longevity and low maintenance for your picket fencing, two materials stand head and shoulders above the rest:

Vinyl (PVC) is truly the champion of fuss-free fencing. With virtually no maintenance beyond an occasional wash-down with soap and water, quality vinyl picket fencing can serve you beautifully for 30+ years without fading, warping, or rotting. It never needs painting, doesn't attract termites, and shrugs off moisture damage with ease. While the initial investment runs higher than wood, the long-term value is exceptional considering you'll never need to spend weekends sanding and repainting.

Aluminum offers remarkable durability with minimal care requirements. Powder-coated aluminum picket fencing resists corrosion and fading, typically lasting 30+ years when properly installed. Its impressive strength-to-weight ratio makes it both sturdy and easy to work with. Maintenance is as simple as occasional washing and checking for loose fasteners – no painting or staining required.

For those who prefer a more natural appearance, composite materials offer a happy medium. They combine the authentic look of wood with significantly improved durability and reduced maintenance. While not completely maintenance-free like vinyl or aluminum, composite picket fencing requires far less attention than traditional timber while providing a warmer, more natural aesthetic.

If your heart is set on the authentic charm of wood, cedar and redwood offer the best natural resistance to decay and insects. Even these premium wood options will still need periodic treatment every few years to maintain their protective qualities and appearance, but their natural beauty and character are worth the extra effort for many homeowners.

Can I install picket fencing myself or should I hire a pro?

DIY installation of picket fencing is definitely within reach for homeowners with basic carpentry skills and the right tools. Pre-assembled panels have made the process more straightforward than ever, and there's no shortage of helpful online resources with step-by-step guidance.

That said, professional installation offers several compelling advantages that make it worth considering:

Expertise makes a significant difference in the final result. Professional installers understand the subtleties of proper post setting, precise spacing, and perfect alignment that ensure both structural integrity and visual appeal. This knowledge becomes particularly valuable when dealing with sloped yards or uneven terrain that requires custom solutions.

Efficiency transforms what might be several weekends of DIY work into a single day of professional installation, minimizing disruption to your property and family life. Our team at MAKE Fencing can typically complete most residential picket fence installations in just one or two days.

Professional installers arrive with specialized equipment that improves both precision and efficiency – from post hole augers to laser levels that ensure perfectly straight lines.

Staying current with local building codes and permits is part of a professional installer's job. This ensures your picket fence meets all regulations, potentially saving you from costly modifications down the road.

Most importantly, professional installation typically includes workmanship warranties that protect your investment and provide peace of mind that your fence will stand the test of time.

At MAKE Fencing, we recommend professional installation for most picket fencing projects, particularly those involving custom designs, challenging terrain, or premium materials. Our experienced team ensures meticulous technique at every stage, from initial layout to final detailing.

For simple, straight runs on level ground using pre-assembled panels, DIY installation can be a rewarding project for confident homeowners. In these cases, we're happy to provide quality materials and friendly guidance while you handle the installation yourself.

Whether you choose the DIY route or professional installation, your picket fence will add charm, definition, and value to your property for years to come. Ready to explore your options? Contact us for a personalized quote today.

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The enduring charm of picket fencing continues to make it one of the most beloved boundary solutions for Australian homes. There's something special about the way these fences perfectly balance form and function—they clearly define your space without creating unfriendly barriers, making them ideal for Melbourne's community-minded neighborhoods.

What makes picket fencing truly remarkable is its incredible adaptability. Whether your home is a heritage Victorian beauty or a sleek contemporary design, the right picket fence can improve its character rather than compete with it.

By thoughtfully selecting materials, colors, and design elements that complement your home's architecture, your fence becomes more than just a boundary marker—it becomes an extension of your personal style and your home's unique personality.

At MAKE Fencing, we're genuinely passionate about creating custom picket fencing solutions that go beyond expectations. Our approach combines traditional craftsmanship with innovative techniques, like our signature steel-reinforced timber construction. This unique method ensures your fence maintains its classic appeal while standing strong for decades to come, even in Melbourne's variable climate.

Perhaps you're drawn to the timeless elegance of a classic white timber picket fence that never goes out of style. Maybe you prefer the practical convenience of modern, low-maintenance materials that keep looking fresh year after year. Or perhaps you're envisioning something completely custom—a one-of-a-kind design that makes a personal statement about your home and family. Whatever your preference, we have both the technical expertise and the creative vision to bring your ideas to life.

We'd love to help you explore the possibilities of custom picket fencing for your Melbourne property. A thoughtfully designed picket fence does more than just mark your property line—it creates that crucial first impression, improves your security, and adds genuine value to your home. Our team at MAKE Fencing delivers exceptional quality, personalized design, and meticulous installation that ensures your fence will be a source of pride for years to come.

Ready to transform your property boundary into a distinctive feature that improves both security and curb appeal? Contact MAKE Fencing today at https://www.makefencing.com.au/contact for a friendly consultation and a free, no-obligation quote. Let's create something beautiful together.