Initial condition
The before photograph shows an ageing timber fence beside the property before the replacement work.
SCE project · Yennora NSW
Yennora Boundary Fence Replacement
SCE Corp replaced the timber boundary fence at a Yennora property with a new grey screen fence. The work included demolition, tree removal and site clearance, rocky-ground excavation, galvanised posts, concrete footings and installation.
SCE managed the work from removal of the old fence through to the completed boundary, bringing together clearance, ground work, concrete and fencing installation.
Project overview
Boundary Renewal and Screen-Fence Installation
The existing fence was demolished and the site cleared, including tree removal and disposal of removed materials. SCE then excavated the post locations in rocky soil, installed galvanised metal posts and concrete supports, and completed the screen fencing.
Completed replacement
SCE installed new post supports, concrete footings and screen fencing along the renewed boundary.
Visual outcome
The completed view shows a consistent grey screen fence beside the existing path and landscape area.
The project demonstrates coordinated external renewal, connecting the fence line, post supports, adjoining path and landscape area.
Work sequence
Four Coordinated Stages
Remove
SCE demolished the existing fence and disposed of the removed materials.
Clear and set out
Tree removal and site clearance are listed before the new fence line and post positions were established.
Support
SCE excavated the rocky ground, installed galvanised posts and completed concrete around the new supports.
Install
The coloured screen fence was installed to complete the renewed boundary.
Project photographs
Ground preparation and the completed fence
Ground and support work
Rocky-ground excavation, galvanised posts and concrete supports formed the base for the new boundary fencing.
SCE sequenced the ground work and installation so the new fencing could be completed along the existing side access.
Before and after
The retained page-specific image shows the former timber fence and the completed grey screen-fence installation from the same side access area.
The comparison shows the change from the ageing timber fence to the completed grey screen fence.
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Frequently asked questions
Yennora Fence Replacement
What fencing work did SCE complete in Yennora?
SCE removed the old timber fence and installed a new grey screen fence, including site clearance, rocky-ground excavation, galvanised posts and concrete supports.
What clearance and demolition work was involved?
The work included demolition of the existing fence, tree removal, site clearance and disposal of removed materials.
How were the fence posts supported?
The post locations were excavated in rocky soil, with galvanised metal posts installed and supported by concrete.
What type of replacement fence was installed?
SCE installed a grey screen fence along the renewed boundary.
How was the work sequenced?
The sequence progressed through removal, clearance and set-out, excavation and post supports, then screen-fence installation and completion of the boundary.
What do the before-and-after photographs show?
They show the former timber fence and the completed grey screen fence beside the same path and landscape area.
What capability does the project demonstrate?
The work demonstrates SCE’s coordination of demolition, clearance, excavation, concrete and fencing trades within an existing property.
How can I discuss a fencing or boundary project with SCE?
Provide the property location, existing fence photographs, boundary or survey information, access requirements and the intended outcome so SCE can assess and plan the works.
Discuss your fence or boundary project
Provide the location, fence condition, boundary information and access requirements so SCE can plan the fencing work.