Fencing Whangaparaoa, Warkworth and the North Shore

Boundaries, screens, gates and pool barriers, set out square and built to stay that way on exposed coastal sections.

  • Wind rated posts
  • Compliant pool barriers
  • Free site visits
New timber paling fence run along a residential boundary
01 — Posts

Wind is what finishes fences off

A solid paling fence catches an enormous amount of wind. If the posts are shallow or the concrete is thin, the whole run starts to lean within a couple of seasons and there is no fixing it short of starting again.

Post depth gets set to the height and the exposure, footings are concreted properly, and on the windiest boundaries a slatted or louvred design lets air through instead of fighting it.

  • H4 and H5 posts concreted to a depth suited to height and exposure
  • Rails and palings gauged so lines stay true across the full run
  • Gates hung on adjustable hardware that can be trued up later
Timber fence and planting along a property boundary

Fencing Whangaparaoa boundaries, from palings to pool fencing

Privacy, wind and compliance usually pull in different directions. Working out which matters most on a given boundary is the first conversation.

Boundary fences

Paling and butted timber fences at standard and raised heights, including shared boundary work with the neighbour involved.

Slatted screens

Horizontal or vertical slats with a set gap. Screens the view, filters the wind and looks considerably better than solid paling.

Pool fencing

Timber pool barriers and gates built to the current rules for height, gap spacing, self-closing gates and the non-climbable zone.

Slatted, paling or picket

The style follows the job. A slatted screen filters wind on an exposed boundary, palings give full privacy where the wind is not the problem, and a picket run suits a street frontage where a solid fence would be overbearing.

Black stained horizontal slatted fence panels along a front boundary
Slatted screen, stained blackSet gaps between the slats let the wind through and keep the run standing straight.
White painted picket fence across a residential street frontage
Painted picket frontageShaped tops and an even picket gap, set out so the spacing does not drift across the run.
02 — Boundaries

The neighbour is part of this whether you like it or not

Under the Fencing Act a neighbour can be required to contribute to an adequate fence on a shared boundary, but only if the correct written notice is served first and the fence is reasonable rather than an upgrade to suit one party.

If you intend to pursue a contribution, serve the notice before work starts. Tim provides the written specification and price you need for it.

  • Written specification suitable for a Fencing Act notice
  • Height checked against the unitary plan for your address
  • Access and set-out agreed with both parties before the first post
Timber fence and clipped hedging on a finished boundary

Fencing questions

Height limits and shared boundaries account for most of what people ring about.

How high can I build without consent?

Auckland's unitary plan allows fences up to a set height on internal boundaries without resource consent, with lower limits near the road frontage and extra rules on some sites. Anything above that needs an application, and Tim checks the specifics for your address before pricing.

Is your pool fencing compliant?

Yes. Barriers are built to the current requirements for height, gap spacing, gate self-closing and latching, and the non-climbable zone either side. Council still inspects and signs it off, and the build is done with that inspection in mind.

Can you match an existing fence?

Usually. Older palings weather to a colour new timber will not match for a season or two, but profile, height and rail spacing can all be matched so the join does not stand out.

What about gates?

Gates are where cheap fencing shows itself first. Ours get braced properly and hung on adjustable hardware, so a gate that drops after a year can be trued up rather than replaced.

Fencing across the Hibiscus Coast, Warkworth and the North Shore

Fencing is not a Whangaparaoa-only service. Boundary runs, screens, gates and pool barriers go in right across the Hibiscus Coast, out to Warkworth and Matakana, and throughout the North Shore. Exposure is what changes between them, and it changes post depth and rail spacing more than anything else does.

  • Whangaparaoa
  • Manly & Stanmore Bay
  • Red Beach
  • Orewa
  • Silverdale & Millwater
  • Warkworth
  • Matakana & Snells Beach
  • Albany & Greenhithe
  • Torbay & Browns Bay
  • Wider North Shore

Book a site visit

Site visits
No charge
Pricing
Itemised, written

Give Tim a run length and a rough height and he can indicate a price before the visit.

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What clients say

Verified NoCowboys reviews from fencing and structural clients across the Hibiscus Coast, Warkworth and the North Shore.

5.0 from 57 verified reviews
NoCowboys

Really happy with the fence Tim built for us. He was easy to deal with, turned up when he said he would, and put a lot of care into getting everything right. The finished fence looks great and has made a huge difference to the property. Would definitely use Tim again and have no hesitation recommending him.

Griffin 21st Aug
NoCowboys

Working with Tim was awesome!!! he was so full of knowledge, always informed us of his plans for our gardens,kind and very respectful. He is our "Grass Guru", we never imagined our lawns could be as luscious as they've grown 10/10 :thumbsup_tone3:

Shiree 14th May
NoCowboys

Tim replaced our small grass area with a ready lawn after the existing area had been dug up due to drainage works and dried out. We are very happy with the result and now have a thick (and visually pleasing) lawn.

Kristina 21st Oct, 2025
NoCowboys

Tim from The Landscape Company responded to a job I posted on No Cowboys. A small job with a tight timeframe at a time of year (leading up to Christmas) when it can be difficult to get things done. Tim was committed to getting the job done on time, working in the rain one day and even delayed his holiday by a day to complete the job. We were very grateful as it enabled us to give a new puppy a safe area. Tim always responded to my queries promptly, gave a timely quote, asked questions to understand our expectations of the finished job and communicated clearly on when he would be on site to do the work. When some of the timber was unexpectedly unavailable, he told us why and the cause of the delay. The final fences and gates are brilliant. Tim kept a very tidy worksite, ensured no mud was transferred to the concrete driveway, accommodated changes that arose due to a change of mind on our part, and was very easy and pleasant to deal with. I have no hesitation in recommending Tim from The Landscape Company.

Jenny 31st Dec, 2024
NoCowboys

Tim was recommended by a friend and I couldn’t be more pleased. He single-handedly transformed my garden. An absolute pleasure to work with, first rate communication, and a real down to earth knowledge of landscaping, and a real problem solver when my garden threw up challenges.

Mark 23rd Jun, 2024
NoCowboys

We are absolutely thrilled with the exceptional service provided by Tim at The Landscape Company. From the initial consultation to the final walk-through, his professionalism, expertise, and attention to detail were truly impressive.
Tim was an absolute pleasure to work with, always responsive, and went above and beyond to ensure our complete satisfaction. His dedication to his craft is evident in every aspect of his work. We highly recommend Tim and The Landscape Company to anyone seeking top-notch landscaping services. Tims exceptional work has earned him a well-deserved 5 stars from us! Thank you for all the amazing work you have done for us and will continue to do for us hopefully in the future.

Olivia 27th May, 2024

Fence leaning, or a boundary to close off?

Give Tim a run length and a rough height and he can indicate a price over the phone before arranging a site visit.