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Fencing & Landscaping

Before you move in, there are a few steps to organising your fencing and landscaping. Check the guide below and note the key dates in your diary, so the finishing touches are ready for your first day at home.

Fencing and Landscaping Checklist #

Step 1: Contact your contractor early
About 8-12 weeks before your home reaches Practical Completion, get in touch with our nominated fencing and landscaping contractors. Their contact details will be provided with your package.

Step 2: Prepare your site
Before works can commence, your site must be ready with the driveway and crossover installed, survey pegs in place, the site clean and level, and irrigation or conduit provisions installed where applicable.

Step 3: Consultation
You’ll meet with the contractor to confirm your fencing or landscaping package. For landscaping, this may include selecting plants from an approved range and reviewing inclusions.

Step 4: Installation
The contractor will carry out the works and coordinate directly with you regarding timing and access.

Step 5: Handover & warranty
Once installation is complete, the contractor will hand over your fencing and/or garden and provide details of any applicable warranties.

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Fencing & Landscaping Contractors

Please ensure you include your lot number and Estate name when contacting the below contractors. 

Fencing: Treacy Fencing 
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Landscaping: LD Total
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Frequently Asked Questions #

    • Your contract entitles you to a fencing and landscaping package provided by Parcel Property on behalf of the Seller, subject to the 'Fencing & Landscaping Package' annexure and our nominated contractors. 

      Once you make contact with our contractors (8-12 weeks before Practical Completion), they will arrange installation at no cost to you (for the inclusions listed). This is not a cash rebate, and no credit is offered for unused items.

    • Fencing is installed along the side and rear boundaries, no further forward than the building line (unless approved). On retaining walls, fencing is cored into the wall for stability.

      Landscaping is provided in the front garden (forward of the building line) and verge.

      • Driveway and crossover installed
      • Site clean, level, and free of rubbish/ rubble
      • Irrigation ducts/conduits in place
      • Survey pegs in position
      • Any verge/footpath damage repaired to Council standards

    • Contact Parcel Property at email hidden; JavaScript is required and our team will be happy to help.