
Post and wire
from $48/m
Moves with: slope, number of wires, and how far apart the posts go.
Boundary and stock fences over long runs, up hills and through gullies. We have the tractor and post rammer for it, and Brad comes and looks at the line before he prices it.
Starts from$48/mpost and wire, flat easy ground
Typical build2–3 daysabout 200 m of post and wire
Lasts15+ yearspost and wire
Prices include GST and cover supply and installation of all materials. Supplying your own materials? Ask Brad to price the job that way.
Typical starting rates on flat, easy ground. Brad's price for your job comes after he's seen it.

from $48/m
Moves with: slope, number of wires, and how far apart the posts go.

Priced on site
Moves with: outriggers or a standalone hot wire, and the length of the run.

Priced on site
Every corner and gate adds a strainer and its stay.
from $48/m
Moves with: slope, access for the tractor, and hard or rocky digging.
Prices include GST and cover supply and installation of all materials. Supplying your own materials? Ask Brad to price the job that way.
Hi , I am Peter Farr , Kiwifruit orchardist Katikati , Brad at Versatile Fencing has been my go to contractor for my orchard repairs , He has also been involved in the construction of a retaining wall after a major slip . I have found no fault in any of Brads work or pricing . He is easy to work with , reliable & competent,
I used Brad to replace some "deadman" posts on my kiwifruit orchard. I booked him well in advance, he arrived when I wanted him, and performed the task in an efficient manner. I will definitely continue to use him.
Outstanding work on our new road fence and matching gates which Brad also built and installed. Everything was finished to a high standard and area was left clean and tidy. Beyond delighted to have found such a great contractor and 100% recommend Versatile Fencing.
As a guide, yes, and they’re above. But a metre rate assumes flat, level ground, and most jobs go uphill or downhill or round corners. Brad comes and looks, then prices the job you’ve actually got.
Yes. Without a tractor and post rammer, in Brad’s words, “you kind of can’t, or you can, but it’s not very efficient.”
Every post up a slope takes longer to set and strain. That’s why Brad prices the line you’ve got, not a flat metre.
Tell us about the job and we'll call you back, then come and look before we price it.