Hire A Trusted PVC Fencing Professional Near You

PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) fencing is an excellent alternative to wood and metal fencing material. It tends to be hard-wearing, low maintenance, and UV resistant, which makes it a perfect choice for the harsh New Zealand sun and weather conditions. PVC, or vinyl, fencing comes in various styles, from your classic white picket fence to high privacy fences.

Unlike wood, PVC fences won’t warp or splinter and – due to the material’s durability – won’t need to be refinished. You can also find vinyl fences in various colours to suit your aesthetics. When buying PVC fencing, you’ll find it comes in panels and posts that fit together. You can also purchase vinyl fencing kits that include everything you need to install a PVC fence at your property.

If you’re considering fencing your property with a PVC fence and want a helping hand, find a PVC fencing specialist on the Ezy Peazy platform. Here’s how they can help.

PVC Fence Installation

PVC fencing kits are generally supplied in a modular form, with sections that can be clipped together. Even though this makes them DIY-friendly, it’s still worth getting a professional with the right experience to ensure the installation process goes smoothly and the fence is installed correctly.

A fence installation specialist you find via Ezy Peazy will know how to mark the ground, identify where the posts need to go, dig the holes, secure the posts and then attach the panels quickly and efficiently. All that will be left for you to do is enjoy your new fence.

PVC Fence Post Installation

While shorter picket fences may be adequately supported by a post secured with an anchor in the ground, posts for higher fences will need to be concreted into the ground. This means digging the holes, installing the posts, and pouring in the concrete to secure them. This will need to be done with accurate spacing and in a straight line.

This can be a daunting task for someone who’s never installed a fence before, and as the panels clip directly into the posts, this is something you must do right to ensure the rest of the fence is installed correctly. You’ll be able to find a fence post installer on the Ezy Peazy platform to help you specifically with your PVC fence post installation.

Digging Post Holes

Because PVC fences are lighter and a little more DIY-friendly, you may find you only need help with digging the post holes. Especially when dealing with the more lightweight materials of a PVC fence, digging holes is likely to be the most labour-intensive part of the entire project.

If you don’t have the tools, inclination, or physical ability to dig the required post holes, you find a tasker on the Ezy Peazy platform to help. Once you’ve marked out where the holes need to go, taskers can dig them for you to complete the rest of the fence installation.

Replacing Your Fence

Do you want to replace your current dated or broken fence with a new PVC fence? Ask a fencing expert from the Ezy Peazy platform to do the job for you. They can clear the existing fence and safely dispose of the old materials. Once you have a clear project area, they can then start installing your new PVC fence.

Remember that if your fence shares a boundary with a neighbour, it’s a good idea to discuss your plans with them first to ensure they’re supportive. You can even ask them to help share the cost of a new vinyl fence.

PVC Fence Repair

As PVC fences are made from a durable material, you may find you don’t have to repair them for a long time. But, if they break, you can find a PVC fence repair expert on the Ezy Peazy platform who can do the job for you. They can assess what needs to be done, for example, whether a panel needs replacing or a new post will also be required. They can then do the fence repair for you as needed.