Rural, steel & cattle rail fencing built for the property
From boundary fencing and paddock fencing to driveway areas and property entries, Double Creek Excavations & Rural Contracting installs practical hardwood and steel fencing for rural properties.
Strong, practical fencing for rural land & properties
Good rural fencing needs to be built for the land, the access and the way the property is used.
Double Creek Excavations & Rural Contracting provides rural fencing services across Calliope, Gladstone, Rockhampton, Biloela, Agnes Water, Monto and surrounding areas.
We install hardwood, steel and steel cattle rail fencing for farms, acreages, lifestyle blocks and rural properties, and we also take on residential, commercial and industrial fencing jobs. Whether you need a new boundary fence, paddock fencing, driveway fencing or fencing connected to a property entry, we can help with practical fencing work that suits the job.
Because we also handle machinery hire, vegetation management and rural contracting, we can assist with preparation work where needed, including clearing fence lines, preparing access and handling materials as part of the job.
Built for farms, acreages and rural blocks
Every rural property is different. Some have tight access, some have steep or uneven ground, some need careful work around existing fencing, trees, sheds, tanks or tracks. That is why we do not take a one-size-fits-all approach.
How we approach fencing work
Talk through the job – We start by understanding what needs fencing, how the area is used and what access, entries or stock movement need to be considered.
Review the site – Photos or a site visit can help us understand the ground, existing fence lines, access, trees, tracks and materials needed for the job.
Plan the practical approach – We work out the fence line, materials, preparation, access and whether clearing or machinery support is needed before installation begins.
Complete the work – We turn up, get the job moving and focus on leaving the area practical, usable and suited to the purpose.
Rural fencing we can help with
Boundary fencing – Boundary fencing needs to be practical, durable and suited to the conditions. We can help with rural boundary fencing for farms, acreages and larger properties.
Paddock fencing – We install paddock fencing for rural properties where livestock, access, separation or general land management needs to be considered.
Driveway fencing – Driveway fencing can improve the look and structure of the front of the property while helping define access and entry areas.
Hardwood fencing – Hardwood fencing gives rural properties a strong, natural and practical finish. It can be used for boundaries, entries, driveway areas and feature sections.
Steel fencing – Steel fencing is a practical option for strength, durability and a clean rural finish. It can be used on its own or combined with hardwood depending on the job.
Steel cattle rail fencing – Galvanised steel cattle rail gives a strong, clean post and rail look for paddocks, yards, driveways and house areas, and holds up well to stock and weather.
Fence line preparation – Some fencing jobs need clearing, trimming, levelling or access work before installation can begin. We can help prepare the fence line as part of the project.
Fencing that fits the job
Not every rural fence needs to look the same. Some areas need function first. Others need a cleaner finish because they are near the driveway, entry or house area.
We work with the property and the purpose of the fence. The goal is to install fencing that is useful, strong and suited to the land.
Where needed, rural fencing can be combined with property entries, vegetation management, excavation or machinery hire to make the job more complete.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of fencing do you install?
We install rural fencing including boundary fencing, paddock fencing, driveway fencing, hardwood fencing and steel fencing.
What areas do you service?
We provide rural fencing services across Calliope, Gladstone, Rockhampton, Biloela, Agnes Water, Monto and surrounding areas.
Can you clear the fence line first?
Yes. We can help with clearing, trimming, levelling, access and preparation work before rural fencing installation begins.
Do you build fencing around property entries?
Yes. Rural fencing can be connected with property entries, driveway areas and access points so the finished result suits the property.
Can fencing be combined with other services?
Yes. Fencing can be combined with property entries, vegetation management, excavation, machinery hire and general rural contracting where the job needs more than one service.
Need rural fencing installed?
Call Double Creek Excavations & Rural Contracting on 0427 915 170 to talk through your fence line, materials, access and property requirements.