Fencing Kippa-Ring

Recreational courts are usually 2.7 m, with 3.0 m as a common standard. Club courts often use 3.6 m to 4.2 m, and high-use courts can go higher. Fences over 2 m above natural ground generally need building approval in Moreton Bay, so we allow for that when planning fencing in Kippa-Ring.

Yes. We install fencing for private tennis courts as well as club and school courts. A home court usually uses 2.7 m to 3.0 m chain wire, often PVC-coated in green or black so it blends with the garden. We'll check the footings, slope and access before quoting. Your fencing in Kippa-Ring can also include a matching gate.

Yes. We schedule club work between seasons or between fixtures wherever possible. Tell us your key dates, and we'll stage the installation so the ground is usable when you need it. Larger jobs can be split into stages across more than one off-season to suit the club's budget. We'll confirm dates in writing.

For many courts, yes. PVC-coated mesh adds a coloured layer over galvanised wire, which looks neater and adds protection against corrosion. Green blends with grass and trees, and black suits modern homes. Plain galvanised mesh is still a good choice where budget matters most. We'll price both finishes so you can compare them side by side.

50 mm mesh is standard for most courts. 40 mm mesh is available where you want a tighter weave, for example to stop smaller balls. We'll recommend the mesh and wire gauge based on the sport and how hard the fence will be hit. We can show you samples of each mesh size before you decide.

Yes. We replace damaged panels, re-tension slack runs, reset leaning posts and fit new gates. Often a repair restores a fence for a fraction of the cost of replacing it. We'll inspect the ground and tell you honestly which sections can be repaired and which need replacing. Repairs can also be staged across seasons.