Alright, long shot here but has anyone had dramas with neighbours when replacing a boundary fence? Our back fence is on its last legs – practically falling over – but the couple next door are being a bit difficult. They reckon it’s “fine for now” even though their dog keeps sneaking through the gaps. I’d like something solid that’ll last a long while and actually looks half decent too, not just an eyesore. Is there a reliable way to get a boundary fence sorted without it costing an arm and a leg? Or am I stuck waiting for the neighbours to get on board?
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Been there mate, trust me, it’s painful when neighbours don’t wanna chip in. In our case, we just went ahead and got a proper boundary fence put in and covered the cost ourselves – honestly worth the peace of mind. Strong, straight, and now we don’t have to worry about their mutt digging through anymore. A good installer will also give you the right paperwork in case the neighbours kick up a fuss. We went through this mob: https://fullflexfencing.au/services/boundary-fencing/ – no dramas, quick turnaround, and they explained the whole process so it was stress-free.